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  • The asset backed market is living up to its reputation as the safe haven of the capital markets. With the corporate bond market in Europe all but closed, it has been left to securitisation to inject liquidity with four jumbo deals launched on the same day this week.
  • The asset backed market is living up to its reputation as the safe haven of the capital markets. With the corporate bond market in Europe all but closed, it has been left to securitisation to inject liquidity with four jumbo deals launched on the same day this week.
  • The S$270m five year fundraising for Ritz Carlton (Singapore) has been closed by arrangers BNP Paribas and OCBC. Allocations and details are being finalised and a further 11 banks are joining the arrangers in syndication.
  • Mandated arrangers Bank Austria, Citigroup/SSSB, Sumitomo (documentation, bookrunner) and WestLB have signed banks into the Eu50m five year facility for Slovenia Export Corporation.The deal was oversubscribed and increased at signing to Eu70m. Caja de Madrid and SanPaolo-IMI joined as arrangers. Bawag and BCEE joined as managers. The deal pays a margin of 25bp over Libor for years one and two, and 27.5bp for years three to five.
  • Lehman Brothers has signed banks into the £495m of senior secured facilities for Coral Eurobet. Abbey National, Allied Irish Banks, Bank of Ireland, BNP Paribas, Commerzbank, Crédit Lyonnais, Danske Bank, Fortis Bank, HypoVereinsbank, Lloyds, Natexis Banques Populaires, NM Rothschild, SEB, SG and WestLB committed to the deal.
  • Bond professionals are bracing themselves for a shake-out in the debt capital markets as fears grow that the turmoil in the financial markets will force some banks to pull out of the fixed income business. JP Morgan's decision this week to cut a further 2,000 jobs from its investment banking division on the back of a 91% fall in third quarter profits highlighted how the corporate world's woes of the past year have hit the financial industry's bottom line. The US bank wrote off $834m of commercial loans.
  • Bond professionals are bracing themselves for a shake-out in the debt capital markets as fears grow that the turmoil in the financial markets will force some banks to pull out of the fixed income business. JP Morgan's decision this week to cut a further 2,000 jobs from its investment banking division on the back of a 91% fall in third quarter profits highlighted how the corporate world's woes of the past year have hit the financial industry's bottom line. The US bank wrote off $834m of commercial loans.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu85m
  • Mandated arrangers Erste Bank and Standard Bank are collecting commitments for the Eu40m four year facility for Erste und Steiermarkische Bank. The deadline for commitments is October 25.
  • Bremer Landesbank will come to the EuroCP market next week with the signing of a Eu5bn EuroCP facility, followed soon after by Household Finance Ireland which is also believed to be signing this month. But other big name borrowers have decided that conditions are too volatile and will wait until the new year before they consider coming to the market again.
  • Credit Suisse Group took advantage of a strong rally in the stock markets this week to place a Sfr1bn (Eu680m) block of Swiss Re shares. Credit Suisse chose an opportune moment to realise its remaining 3.5% holding in the insurer, as the global stock markets - and in particular the financials sector - staged a much needed recovery on the back of impressive results from some of the big US banks.
  • Amount: Eu1.72bn Rating: Moody's/Fitch