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  • Hayes Lemmerz International's bank debt bumped up a few points after the company filed its plan of reorganization last week. A piece of the company's bank debt traded in the 82 context. There was a rumor that paper traded as high as 84-86, but several dealers said that those levels were too high.
  • High-yield origination officials on the sell-side see a number of favorable factors for new deal supply next year, predicting roughly $80 billion in new paper. The final tally for this year is expected to be approximately $57 billion. The last two weeks have been red hot, bringing $5.7 billion--one-tenth of the year's entire supply.
  • Korea Western Power (KWP) found the recent deluge of Korean bond issuance and the proximity of Christmas to be a painful combination when it launched a $150m five year Eurobond last Friday. As a result of the thin investor interest, joint bookrunners ABN Amro and Lehman Brothers had to widen the deal's spread from 140bp-145bp over Treasuries to a launch level of 165bp over to get the issue away.
  • RHB Bank tottered back into the market to re-launch its postponed $150m lower tier two bond issue this week, but it was forced to reduce the size and widen the pricing. With time fast running out before the end of the year, RHB added UBS Warburg to the ticket alongside ABN Amro, and cut the deal size from $200m.
  • AUSTRALIA Westpac Banking Corp this week securitised its entire hold-to-maturity structured products portfolio with a Eu1.25bn equivalent synthetic balance sheet CDO, led by JP Morgan.
  • Korea Moody's raised the outlook on a set of Korean issuers this week, following its decision in November to revise the outlook on the Republic of Korea's A3 rating to positive from stable.
  • Guarantor: Republic of Romania Amount: $120m
  • Barclays, Citigroup/SSSB, CSFB and HVB Group signed 16 banks into a $1.5bn one year credit facility for Ba2/BBB- rated Swiss Swedish engineering company ABB on Wednesday. The deal replaces a short term emergency liquidity line put in place for the company in April. That fell due on Tuesday.
  • Guarantor: Agricultural Bank of Greece SA Rating: Baa3
  • Sadly, this edition of EuroWeek is the last of 2002. Happily, the first publication of 2003 will be published on Friday, January 10, together with our Review of the Year 2002 & Outlook 2003. The following week (January 17) we will publish our Asian Review of the Year 2002 & Outlook 2003.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: £200m
  • Henning Schulte-Noelle, chairman of Allianz's management board is to resign after the AGM on April 29 next year. Michael Diekmann, head of insurance in the Americas and group human resources, is to replace him.