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  • Demand for high quality credits continued to dominate the US new issue market this week, with only the best names able to issue a total of about $5bn in high grade bonds. The stellar list of new issues included names such as Province of Ontario, Gillette, Royal Bank of Scotland, IBM and Pitney Bowes.
  • The mandate to arrange the Eu130m seven year loan for the Municipality of Budapest will now be awarded before the elections for the capital city's mayor. The successful banks from the two remaining bidding groups - BNP Paribas and BayernLB; and ABN Amro, KBC and Bank Austria - will be notified next week.
  • Rating: A1/A/A+ Amount: $130m
  • Guarantor: Kingdom of Spain Rating: Aaa/AA+/AA+
  • Amount: $150m Maturity: September 26, 2005
  • Guarantor: Kingdom of Spain Rating: Aaa/AA+/AA+
  • Rating: A1 Amount: Eu100m (fungible with Eu500m issue launched 27/02/02)
  • The pulling of US medical technology company Liposcience's $75m IPO this week added further gloom to the IPO market in the US, which has not seen a deal since August 15. Merrill Lynch was appointed to lead manage the Nasdaq offering, but Liposcience in conjunction with the bank decided to initially delay and then pull the offering on Monday.
  • Banks and institutions invited to commit to the Eu2.525bn of senior debt facilities backing Madison Dearborn Partners' buy-out of Jefferson Smurfit Group (JSG) attended a site visit in Bordeaux on Tuesday. Sentiment toward the deal remains positive. Replies are due by October 8. For more details see this week's credit news.
  • Italian retail investors stepped in to buy nearly one-third of Gazprombank's Eu100m three year deal last Friday and have gone on to buy even more of the paper. When Gazprombank went on an investor roadshow in July, it was targeting a Eu200m three to five year deal and increased the size of its EuroMTN programme to Eu500m from Eu300m to accommodate it. But market volatility forced the bank to rein in its ambitions and it scaled the bond back to Eu100m.
  • Italian bankers have started work on potential offerings from Eni and Enel, the state owned utilities, as the Italian government aims to kickstart its privatisation programme. Following comments from prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and Treasury director general Domenico Siniscalco, bankers were unclear how the deals might be structured.
  • Rating: B2/B Tranche 1: Eu350m