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  • The United Mexican States set a new standard for emerging market debt this week by issuing a $1bn 12 year global bond with clauses that would speed up a debt restructuring process should it default. The deal is the first to include collective action clauses, which the US Treasury has been pushing as an alternative to the IMF's slower Chapter-11 style sovereign debt restructuring proposal.
  • Rating: Aa3 Amount: Eu250m
  • Rating: Aaa3/A+/AA- Amount: £300m
  • Donald Ogilvie has unexpectedly left Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstsein. EuroWeek understands he left the bank yesterday (Thursday). Ogilvie was a managing director and head of debt capital markets and finance in Frankfurt where he was responsible for all debt and syndicated loans in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
  • Swiss pharmaceuticals company Roche is planning to set up a EuroMTN programme in the coming months. Erich Huziker, the chief financial officer, said that the company's convertible debt instruments had become increasingly unattractive and would be paid down. "We intend to start to repay or refinance these convertibles beginning this April. In the future we will work with a EuroMTN programme which will allow us to raise funds at predictable conditions," he told analysts on Wednesday.
  • Rating: Aaa Amount: Eu100m Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 1083
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  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu1bn
  • Sole arranger ING has closed senior syndication of the debt facilities for the LBO of Welzorg Holding. ABN Amro, Bank of Scotland, Fortis Bank, Rabobank and KBC have committed to the deal as sub-underwriters. Success at this stage of syndication means that the deal will not reach the retail market.
  • France French technology consultant Transiciel is to raise up to Eu40m through a capital increase and issue of free warrants. SG has subscribed for all of the warrants, and through a gradual exercising of the warrants will release shares on to the market.
  • The mandate to arrange the Eu75m five year bullet revolver for Sparebanken Møre has been awarded to BayernLB. The deal will be launched into syndication in the coming weeks. Proceeds will be used to replace a $90m revolver which the borrower secured in January 1998.
  • Panama and El Salvador jumped into the market this week to complete their funding needs for the year before the probable outbreak of war in Iraq. El Salvador came first with a $348.5m addition to its existing 20 year bond, led by CSFB and Citigroup/SSB. Panama followed a day later with a $275m re-opening of its existing 2027s, led by Morgan Stanley.