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  • The Japanese securitisation market has been setting new volume records year in, year out. It is now the largest single sector of the capital markets and offers investors an astonishing array of assets and structures.
  • Citigroup and RZB have signed Bank CenterCredit's $200m one and two year trade finance loan, which was increased from $100m following an oversubscription.
  • KfW
    Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany
  • KfW
    Guaranteed: Federal Republic of Germany
  • Rating: A3/A-/A
  • Nomura made a breakthrough in the global equity capital markets in January, when it sold a Eu1.1bn bond for KfW, exchangeable into Deutsche Post stock, to Japanese retail investors. The Uridashi market deal is a case study in creativity and will be a useful alternative for foreign companies and institutions wanting to sell stakes in blue chip companies.
  • Rating: Aa3/AAA (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Brian Lazell, BNP Paribas's head of European high grade corporate debt capital markets, has resigned from the bank and will leave at the end of this year. Lazell said he would resurface at another financial institution on January 15, but this is believed to be outside London and not a direct competitor to BNP Paribas.
  • Brian Lazell, BNP Paribas's head of European high grade corporate debt capital markets, has resigned from the bank and will leave at the end of this year. Lazell said he would resurface at another financial institution on January 15, but this is believed to be outside London and not a direct competitor to BNP Paribas.
  • Leak would like to congratulate the Royal Bank of Scotland's two MTN maestros, Sanjay Sofat and Richard Harding, on their promotions. A little bird told us the two high fliers were moving onwards and upwards within the bank's MTN team. Sanjay has been made head of MTN dealing, covering EMTNs and US MTNs, while Richard has taken on the job of head of capital raising and term funding.
  • The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela doubled its issue of 2016 and 2020 year dollar bonds to $3bn this week, after being flooded with more than $7bn in orders from local investors desperate to change bolivars into dollars.