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  • The Republic of Portugal sold its longest government bond this week, a Eu3bn 30 year Obrigacoes do Tesouro — extending their yield curve from 2021 to 2037.
  • Nordea, Danske Bank and Svenska Handelsbanken are signing forestry company Metsäliitto Cooperative's Eu560m facility today (Friday).
  • Fortis Bank was the first big casualty of the euro market financial institutions market in 2006, as it struggled to price its 15 year non-call 10 fixed to floating lower tier two transaction. The deal was led by sole bookrunner Fortis and joint lead manager Merrill Lynch.
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  • Several further private equity firms and trade buyers have expressed interest in the French magazine operations of Emap, the publishing and media group.
  • Fortis Bank was the first big casualty of the euro market financial institutions market in 2006, as it struggled to price its 15 year non-call 10 fixed to floating lower tier two transaction. The deal was led by sole bookrunner Fortis and joint lead manager Merrill Lynch.
  • BNP Paribas and JP Morgan have signed its $2.8bn acquisition facility for building materials company Lafarge.
  • Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers this week announced their first quarter results, reporting record figures for net revenues, net income and earnings per share.
  • Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, HVB and West LB will sign its Eu775m acquisition facility for systems supplier Pfleiderer today (Friday).
  • EuroWeek hears that three private equity funds have expressed an interest to the Greek authorities in buying the Greek state's 36% stake in Hellenic Telecommunications Organization (OTE).
  • JP Morgan, Credit Suisse and Bank of America this week priced Halifax's Permanent Financing 9 Plc, a £4.5bn equivalent deal backed by prime UK residential mortgages offering dollar, euro and sterling notes.
  • The US's red-hot hybrid capital securities market was knocked sideways this week when the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which regulates how insurance companies invest, suddenly and inexplicably decided to redesignate one of the most debt-like structures as common equity.