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  • After last week's assessment of investor demand for convertibles in Europe, Laurence Neville examines the issuers' incentives — and finds them wanting.
  • Mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas, Calyon, Citigroup, DBS Bank and Mizuho Corporate Bank are waiting for one more bank to join before closing syndication on Formosa ABS Plastics (Ningbo) and Formosa Polypropylene (Ningbo)'s $288m equivalent seven year credit.
  • Caja Madrid generated the only noise in an otherwise quiet market this week when the Spanish mortgage bank issued the debut trades off its new ECP shelf — issuing $400m equivalent, predominantly in the one month part of the maturity curve.
  • Despite its political turmoil, Ecuador will return to the international bond markets in the months ahead with a $500m five year global bond, $300m of which will be bought by the Venezuelan government.
  • Despite its political turmoil, Ecuador will return to the international bond markets in the months ahead with a $500m five year global bond, $300m of which will be bought by the Venezuelan government.
  • With a vast swathe of the EMTN market's issuers and investors on holiday, business was reduced to a minimum for many EMTN dealers this week. Structured and vanilla volumes in the private market will, however, ratchet back up towards the end of next week and going into September.
  • Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd, owned by Germany's BMW, has raised the ceiling on its EMTN programme from £1.25bn to £1.75bn. There are three deals outstanding off the shelf from $1.69bn.
  • Germany's largest mortgage bank, Eurohypo, could launch a secondary share sale of around Eu2.8bn as soon as the end of September.
  • Germany's largest mortgage bank, Eurohypo, could launch a secondary share sale of around Eu2.8bn as soon as the end of September.
  • Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Calyon, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank and WestLB have launched a HK$8bn three year dual currency revolver for Finco, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hutchison Telecommunications International (HTIL). The loan is guaranteed by HTIL, Hutchison Global Communications and other holding companies.
  • HSBC's US-domiciled conduit, Regency Markets LLC, is being structured so that it can issue CP in the euro market, with the European arm expected to be attached and its debut tranche launched around the beginning of October.
  • Mandated arrangers DBS Bank, Standard Chartered Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp are waiting for the last bank to join Arindo Global (Netherlands)'s $600m five year facility before closing the books.