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  • HBOS this week issued the largest ever perpetual tier one capital issue in sterling, but like other recent issuers of high profile bank deals, it encountered some problems.
  • The $150m five year dual tranche loan for Asia Netcom Corp is progressing in syndication and should close next week. Bank of China (Hong Kong) and ICBC (Asia) are arranging the facility.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Rating: A1/A/AA-
  • The Republic of Hungary will price a £500m 12 year bond today (Friday), its second benchmark issue in the sterling market but its first in the currency since gaining EU membership in May last year.
  • The Eu20m three year loan for Korea Development Bank (Hungary) is in documentation. The deal is oversubscribed but the facility will not be increased.
  • Commitments are due today (Friday) in the syndication of Nord Ocean, which is being led by Bank of Scotland. The Eu290m in all senior debt gives the company a total leverage of 3.9 times Ebitda.
  • Investors' appetite for jumbo Pfandbriefe gave mortgage banks almost unfettered access to funding after the introduction of the euro. But not everyone used their new-found freedom wisely, as Neil Day reports.
  • Rating: Baa2
  • The Eu40m term loan for Icebank signs on May 9 via BayernLB and DZ Bank, the mandated lead arrangers. Before launch RAB and WGZ-Bank joined as arrangers.
  • High yield investors showed risk aversion in a volatile market by their selective reaction to this week's deals.
  • The International Finance Corp, the private sector arm of the World Bank, received a traditionally riotous welcome from investors worldwide for its annual global dollar bond, taking the book for the $1bn five year issue to $1.8bn.