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  • Carlsberg will today (Friday) launch a £200m-£250m 10 year bond to take advantage of strong UK investor appetite for new assets at the longer end of the sterling market. Despite its unrated status, Carlsberg is expected to achieve pricing in the 190bp area over Gilts, flat to the company's outstanding 2013 bond and 35bp over Allied Domeq, A3/BBB+, which has a 2011 issue trading at 165bp over.
  • Deutsche Bank has leapt into first place in the European equity-linked league table after the German bank completed two deals worth more than Eu3bn this week. The deal most responsible for the timely jump in league table position was a dual tranche Eu2.8bn exchangeable bond issued by Deutsche Bank Finance and exchangeable into Novartis, the Swiss pharmaceutical company.
  • Deutsche Bank has leapt into first place in the European equity-linked league table after the German bank completed two deals worth more than Eu3bn this week. The deal most responsible for the timely jump in league table position was a dual tranche Eu2.8bn exchangeable bond issued by Deutsche Bank Finance and exchangeable into Novartis, the Swiss pharmaceutical company.
  • Poland completed the Eu250m tap of its 2011 benchmark on Wednesday via Deutsche Bank. The increase was priced flat to the outstanding Eurobond, at 74bp over Bunds, and takes the total size up to Eu1bn, equal to the largest issues from the region. "Investors were showing us interest in an increase of the 2011 from as early as July," said a banker in debt capital markets at Deutsche Bank.
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  • The credit markets were hit by the dramatic deterioration in Enron's situation this week, having already shown signs of softness as a result of weaker equity markets and profit taking after the recent rally in spreads. Triple-B issuers tapping the euro market had to approach investors with care as, although accounts remain liquid, the temptation to close books for the year is resulting in an increasingly selective investor base. Nevertheless, several corporates are preparing to brave the market.
  • The first public Portuguese securitisation backed by residential mortgages is expected to hit the market in the week of December 10 when Banco Comercial Português (BCP) launches a Eu1bn transaction. Portugal is one of the more technically challenging countries in which to structure a securitisation and it has produced around 15 ABS deals. But mortgages have never been securitised.
  • Commerzbank has launched the second transaction in the Provide programme established by German government agency Kreditantstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) - a Eu1.548bn deal backed by a pool of DePfa Bank's residential mortgages. DePfa plans to continue its own programme with KfW based on the same template as the other Provide transactions. It has named its programme Provide Home and it is looking to eventually complete some Eu5bn of issuance.
  • Czech Republic The $70m one year deal for Czech Electrical Company (Cez) will be closed this week.
  • The Hellenic Republic is preparing a Eu355m securitisation backed by air traffic control revenues. Lead managed by Morgan Stanley, the deal follows the republic's Eu2bn securitisation in October backed by grants from the European Union.
  • Morgan Stanley continued its long-running European Loan Conduit (ELOC) programme this week, with a £547.58m transaction backed by UK commercial mortgages. Coronis is the eighth ELOC transaction and the fourth this year. Six tranches of notes were issued backed by 10 commercial loans originated by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and secured on 49 properties in the UK.
  • JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs this week launched a Eu684m securitisation backed by secured and unsecured non-performing loans originated by Banca Nazionale del Lavoro (BNL). Ares Finance 2 is the second securitisation of non-performing loans originated by BNL to reach the market this year, following a Eu633m transaction in August called Ares Finance.