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  • Simon Best, managing director in the securitisation group at ING Barings in London, retired last Friday. "I have been at Barings for 18 years and there are other things I would like to try my hand at, outside the financial world," said Best. "That may include some consulting work, but I would not want it to be full time."
  • Commonwealth Bank of Australia has increased the ceiling off its $5 billion Euro-MTN facility to $10 billion. Lehman Brothers and Goldman Sachs have been dropped as dealers and JPMorgan has been added. The Aa3-rated issuer has $4.3 billion outstanding, nearly all of which has a term of less than 12 years. But one trade, a ¥20 billion ($165.87 million) deal led by Salomon Smith Barney, goes out to September 2049.
  • * GMAC Australia (Finance) Ltd Guarantor: General Motors Acceptance Corp
  • * General Electric Capital Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Dollar swap spreads plummeted yesterday (Thursday) as the Treasury announced a new $6bn sale of 10 year Treasuries to alleviate supply and demand concerns in that part of the curve. It is also considering issuing new five year paper next week if the problem persists. As Treasury yields backed up sharply, five and 10 year swap spreads dropped 3bp-4bp from opening prices to around 74bp and 66.5bp, respectively.
  • Hungary Banks will be signed into the Eu110m EIB facility for the City of Budapest next week.
  • As the world stock markets settle down after the terrorist attacks in the US, the prognosis is that all may not be as bad as first thought. The attacks in September have forced a dramatic reaction from the market, bringing it closer to its natural bottom quicker than would have otherwise been the case. The world stock markets are now trading at 1997-1998 levels and once they have found some stability, investors will be looking for bargains.
  • As the world stock markets settle down after the terrorist attacks in the US, the prognosis is that all may not be as bad as first thought. The attacks in September have forced a dramatic reaction from the market, bringing it closer to its natural bottom quicker than would have otherwise been the case. The world stock markets are now trading at 1997-1998 levels and once they have found some stability, investors will be looking for bargains.
  • Electricité de France was this week simultaneously able to capitalise on strong demand for bonds from defensive sectors and investors’ requirements for additional yield by issuing Eu800m of 15 year bonds via Crédit Agricole Indosuez, Merrill Lynch and UBS Warburg — the largest corporate issue in the maturity.
  • Electricité de France was this week simultaneously able to capitalise on strong demand for bonds from defensive sectors and investors’ requirements for additional yield by issuing Eu800m of 15 year bonds via Crédit Agricole Indosuez, Merrill Lynch and UBS Warburg — the largest corporate issue in the maturity.
  • * Achmea Hypotheekbank NV Rating: AA-