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  • US banks and brokerage firms flooded the new issue market with almost $7bn of short dated floaters this week, taking advantage of the only part of the new issue market that does not require new issue concessions. "You wouldn't know the market was still choppy if you just looked at the short end of the floater market," said a head of US high grade syndicate in New York. "There is absolutely no sign of borrowers paying new issue concessions on these deals."
  • The £400m non-step-up tier one perpetual non-call 10 year for Northern Rock dominated proceedings in an otherwise quiet market for European tier one issuance this week. After the volatility of the past three weeks, the pause was welcomed by bankers ahead of Axa's Eu2bn tier one transaction. Roadshows for the jumbo deal end on June 29.
  • Arab Banking Corporation and BayernLB have been mandated to arrange a $50m three year term loan for Alliance Housing Bank.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA
  • German steel distributor Klöckner has announced a price range for its Eu305m IPO, which has Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and UBS as bookrunners.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Calyon (bookrunner), Commercial Bank of Qatar, Gulf International Bank, HSBC (bookrunner) and Qatar National Bank have launched syndication of the $485.5m of debt supporting the Ras Abu Fontas B2 water and power plant. Banks have been offered a single ticket of $25m for a fee of 50bp and lead arranger status.
  • The EuroCP market began the week with steady flows, which dwindled as the week progressed. However, a couple of bankers said their desks experienced strong issuance throughout.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-/A
  • Rating: Aa1/AA-/AA+
  • Guarantor: Bank of New Zealand
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