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  • GM was offered some welcome relief by Lehman at the beginning of the week when the broker dealer announced that it would start using ratings from all three agencies when it compiles its benchmark Credit Index.
  • A new Eu1.75bn facility for Stora Enso has been signed via mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas, Citigroup JP Morgan and SEB. It will refinance a Eu2.5bn facility from 2003.
  • BNP Paribas and Calyon are setting a precedent in the leveraged loan market by using a bookbuilding process to price a loan for the acquisition of France Télécom's cable division and Canal +, Vivendi's cable assets.
  • Guarantor: First Investment Bank AD
  • The bond markets are waiting for Wednesday's US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) interest rate announcement ?the Fed is widely expected to raise the Federal Funds target rate by 25bp to 2.5%.
  • Supermarket chain Auchan's in-house bank, Banque Accord, is in the market with a self-arranged deal. It has not borrowed before and joins a growing band of borrowers who increasingly are arranging their own deals. Unidic, the unemployment benefit manager, also has a club deal in the market.
  • The bond markets are waiting for Wednesday's US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) interest rate announcement ?the Fed is widely expected to raise the Federal Funds target rate by 25bp to 2.5%.
  • UK investment firms and building societies will be able to issue innovative tier one capital under new plans for capital regulation published by the Financial Services Authority this week.
  • Gaz de France has launched a Eu3bn straight seven year revolver to refinance a Eu2bn five year deal signed in August 2002.
  • General Electric Capital Corp set a new record in the retail bond sector this week, with the biggest ever single corporate issue in New Zealand dollars.
  • Gaz de France, the state owned gas utility that should be partially privatised in May, is to overhaul its US and euro commercial paper programmes and replace them with a new multi-currency global facility through Lehman Brothers.
  • Guarantor: General Electric Capital Corp