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  • The Eu300m deal for Glitnir, the former Islandsbanki, via mandated lead arrangers Fortis Bank (bookrunner), HSH Nordbank, ING (bookrunner), Natexis Banques Populaires (bookrunner), Royal Bank of Scotland (bookrunner) and SMBC has been increased to Eu550m. The three year deal was 83% oversubscribed.
  • The Republic of Iceland this week issued its first benchmark bond in the international capital markets, a Eu1bn five year issue, to strengthen its foreign currency reserves after a difficult year for the króna.
  • The Republic of Iceland this week issued its first benchmark bond in the international capital markets, a Eu1bn five year issue, to strengthen its foreign currency reserves after a difficult year for the króna.
  • The Republic of Iceland this week issued its first benchmark bond in the international capital markets, a Eu1bn five year issue, to strengthen its foreign currency reserves after a difficult year for the króna.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ (Fitch)
  • The governments of Aruba and Barbados and Argentine credit card company Tarjeta Naranja came to the international bond markets with small deals this week.
  • ING has arranged a Eu765m facility to support the Eu1.2bn buyout of Radiokommunikace from Altima, and a 39.23% stake in T-Mobile Czech Republic in what is the biggest ever central European buy-out.
  • Citigroup and Credit Suisse launched the $592m London listing of Investcorp, the Bahraini asset manager, on Monday, hoping to complete the deal by December 5.
  • The Thanksgiving holiday yesterday (Thursday) kept US bond issuance quiet this week, but the supranational, sovereign and agency sector celebrated three very successful deals.
  • Rating: A2/A/A+
  • Rating: A-/A- (S&P/Fitch)
  • Equity capital markets bankers were reminded this week of the dangers of risk trades when a Eu1.5bn sale of shares in Dutch postal and courier company TNT appeared to go awry for Citigroup and UBS.