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  • Cardine Banca has increased the debt ceiling off its euro3 billion ($2.64 million) debt issuance programme to euro5 billion.
  • Commerzbank has dropped Lehman Brothers as a dealer off its euro25 billion ($21.94 billion) Euro-MTN programme. The facility is close to its ceiling, with $20.98 billion outstanding off 223 trades.
  • The dollar market enjoyed another robust week of new issuance this week as corporates such as Amerada Hess, Coca-Cola Enterprises and Hertz moved quickly to take advantage of the buoyant tone in the high grade market. Although US corporate bond spreads backed up slightly yesterday (Thursday), after a large 10 year Treasury auction and amid some profit taking, the bulk of new deals were oversubscribed, increased in size and priced at the tight end of guidance.
  • The dollar market enjoyed another robust week of new issuance this week as corporates such as Amerada Hess, Coca-Cola Enterprises and Hertz moved quickly to take advantage of the buoyant tone in the high grade market. Although US corporate bond spreads backed up slightly yesterday (Thursday), after a large 10 year Treasury auction and amid some profit taking, the bulk of new deals were oversubscribed, increased in size and priced at the tight end of guidance.
  • Will John Mack open the floodgates?" This was the question being asked along the Sotogrande cocktail party circuit this week as the new CSFB supremo was reported to be asking certain key executives to take a voluntary pay cut. Those high on the list were said to include CSFB's high tech banking genius, Frank Quattrone, some investment bankers from DLJ and the bond group headed by Jack Dimaio who threatened to move to Barclays Capital. The confrontation between John Mack and the CSFB high-rollers promises to be one of the most interesting in years. What is already clear is that Mr Mack has the total support of Lukas Muhlemann, the chairman of Credit Suisse. Mack has been given a mandate to "clean house" and if that means breaking a few bones, who cares?
  • Council of Europe Development Bank has increased the debt capacity off its euro10 million ($8.80 million) Euro-MTN programme to euro15 billion. It has also dropped Merrill Lynch as the arranger and has appointed BNP Paribas to the post instead.
  • Deutsche Bank in London has lost its second senior equity syndicate member since April with the departure of Tom Kennedy this week to BNP Paribas. Kennedy will join BNP Paribas in September as a senior member of the equity syndicate desk. His departure will be a blow to Deutsche Bank, as it comes just a few months after the retirement of Dawn Singleton, the former head of London's syndicate desk.
  • Dexia Crediop (previously known as Crediop) has redenominated and increased the debt capacity off its $3 billion Euro-MTN programme to euro8 billion ($7.04 billion). UBS Warburg and Dexia Banque Internationale a Luxembourg have been dropped as dealers, while Goldman Sachs and SG have been added to the dealer group.
  • Even at the height of the summer season, the international swap markets enjoyed a relatively busy week. In the dollar sector, the combination of low rates, tight corporate spreads and a vertiginous yield curve proved irresistible to corporate borrowers. A large portion of the debt seen was also swapped to floating rate. In the euro market, there has been considerable interbank trading in the hope that the European Central Bank (ECB) will soon cut rates. At the same time, the market learned this week that the Danish Central Bank has been active in the cross-currency swap market converting Danish krone to euros.