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  • Trading in dollars was buoyant this week and just over $2.7bn was closed from 150 trades. Lloyds TSB Bank was the most active borrower in the US currency and closed 11 trades.
  • Trading in euros was down this week. Sixty four trades were closed in the currency, compared with 75 last week. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria's SPV, Atlanteo Capital, was the busiest issuer in the last seven days. It closed 11 trades that reach out from three to 45 years. The largest was an Eu86.48m 45 year trade that comes off the issuer's Eu3bn EuroMTN facility.
  • Trading continues to rise in the MTN market with 373 trades closed in the past seven days. Yen accounted for 35% of total issuance with 131 trades closed. Citigroup/SSSB was particularly active in the currency. The US house closed three trades for Kommunekredit, totaling ¥2.2bn. All of the notes reach out to 2032. Citigroup closed another 30 year MTN for Pfandbriefstelle der Österreichischen Landes-Hypothekenbanken. The ¥1bn deal comes off the issuer's Eu7.5bn EuroMTN programme.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Barclays Capital, Fortis Bank and KBC Bank have signed a £90m five year revolver for McBride. The three lead banks have final takes of £15m each.
  • Rating: Baa3/BB- Amount: $500m global bond
  • Rating: B1/B-/B Amount: $250m (fungible with $500m issue launched 07/11/02)
  • Andrew Pople, head of retail banking at Abbey National, has resigned, stepping down from the board with immediate effect. John Berry, deputy managing director for retail banking takes over Pople's responsibilities until a new organisational structure has been finalised.
  • Mandated arrangers Moscow Narodny Bank, RZB and ZAO Raiffeisenbank Austria will close syndication of the $10m one year facility for NIKoil Bank by Monday. The deal may be increased by $1m-$2m.
  • Freight company CFR Marfa has become only the second Romanian corporate to issue a Eurobond without an explicit state guarantee, when it priced an Eu100m five year transaction this week. Marfa did have a letter of support from the transport and finance ministries, but was still forced to pay generously for its debut deal, which Standard & Poor's rated B+.
  • Guarantor: Banco de Sabadell SA Rating: A2/A+
  • Rating: Aa2/AA/AAA Amount: Eu750m
  • Santander Central Hispano (SCH) this week raised Eu2.6bn through partial disposals of its holding in Spanish retail banking unit Banesto and its stake in Royal Bank of Scotland. The two sales, both of which used innovative structures, ensure the Spanish bank will meet the targets it had set this year to increase its core capital ratios.