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  • Given Eu50m to invest in a range of fixed income asset classes, delegates at Euromoney's Global Borrowers & Investors Forum this week chose European credit as the best on offer, with 33% of the votes. European sovereigns were next, with 29%, followed by emerging market debt in third place on 19%.
  • Focus Wickes, the UK's second largest DIY retailer, launched its £416m IPO this week on the back of the strong rally in the UK retail sector this year. But European equity capital markets bankers were quick to warn that Focus should avoid the pitfalls that damaged the HMV offering in May.
  • Rating: A+ Amount: Eu300m
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA Amount: Eu500m lower tier two capital
  • Rating: Aa2/AA- Amount: Eu500m
  • Rating: A2/A Amount: $1.5bn
  • Mandated arranger Standard Chartered is due to close syndication of the $350m credit for petroleum company Sociedade Nacional de Combustiveis de Angola (Sonangol) in the next two weeks. Four banks are understood to have joined the deal in senior syndication - Citigroup/SSB, BayernLB, HVB Group and Standard Bank.
  • Amount: Eu1.1bn Rating: Moody's/Fitch
  • Rating: AA- Amount: ¥25bn
  • Amount: Eu319.8m Rating: Aaa
  • Arrangers ANZ Investment Bank and Barclays Capital have launched a A$500m facility for Westfield Holdings. The borrower is Westfield Group's funds management provider involved with design, construction and leasing services for the group. The facility will be divided between a three year tranche and a five year portion. Presentations are taking place in Australia today (Friday) and in Singapore on Monday. Proceeds are to refinance debt and for working capital.
  • BAA has increased the size of its £2 billion ($2.98 billion) Euro-MTN programme to £3 billion. The programme was signed in July 2001 and has two trades outstanding worth $1.28 billion.