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  • First quarter results released this week by US investment banks Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley show the contrasting fortunes of the banks' respective debt and equity underwriting franchises (see facing page for full details). Lehman Brothers was the only bank of the three to show year-on-year first quarter growth in its debt and equity underwriting revenues, and while Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley posted strong debt revenues both saw a drop-off in revenues from equity underwriting.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Citic Pacific has launched its HK$5.2bn seven year fundraising into general syndication via a 16 strong arranger group.
  • Hope Pascucci has become global head of debt capital markets and corporate coverage at Deutsche Bank. She replaces Jorge Calderon who will be global head of a new financial institutions group business. Deutsche is combining its FIG investment banking, equity and debt issuance and liability risk management businesses into one global group. Calderon was previously global head of debt capital markets and corporate coverage.
  • BayernLB and DZ Bank have launched general syndication of the Eu40m term loan for Icebank. Before launch RAB and WGZ-Bank joined the mandated lead arrangers as arrangers.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Life insurance companies in the UK have been through difficult times in recent years, and some have been creative in looking for solutions to their problems. The securitisation market may offer some a cost-effective way to free up capital. But the solutions to complex problems are rarely straightforward.
  • Builders' merchant Travis Perkins' £1.2bn loan to support its £950m acquisition of the Wickes division of Focus Wickes Group, the largest home improvement retailer in the UK, should close today (Friday) after the loan was oversubscribed at the sub-underwriting level.
  • This week's profit warning from General Motors (GM) sent tremors throughout the dollar capital markets, and swap spreads, which had been narrowing on inflation worries, suddenly pulled wider.