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  • Issuance in the Swiss franc bond market was hit by low interest rates and a costly basis swap. Investors had expected market conditions to improve and absolute yields to rise, but were ultimately disappointed. As a result, many accounts were forced to look further down the credit curve for pick-up, reports Rosie Irving.
  • A $60m five year facility for Cayman Ton Yi Industrial Holdings has been launched into general syndication. The mandate was awarded to Chinatrust Commercial Bank and Taiwan Cooperative Bank in June last year.
  • From cold and windy Frankfurt, our fur and leather clad German bureau chief, the renowned Heidi von Grippenutz, says the German banks are champing at the bit and ready to make their mark early in 2005.
  • Telekom Austria and Deutsche Telekom opened the European investment grade corporate bond market for 2005 by selling Eu4bn of bonds this week.
  • Guarantor: Telekom Austria AG
  • Dutch publisher VNU plans to buy back a maximum of Eu1bn of its outstanding bonds. This includes any or all of its Eu600m 6.75% 2008s at a spread range of 5bp to flat to mid-swaps, which will be set today (Friday). The offer ends next Thursday.
  • The $75m five year credit for Thai Olefins has been completed. Mandated arranger ABN Amro held $5m.
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  • KfW
    Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany
  • Bank Caspian is in the market for a $25m one year deal through mandated lead arranger RZB. The loan pays a margin of 275bp over Libor and has a one year extension option.
  • Nomura made a breakthrough in the global equity capital markets on Wednesday, when it launched an Eu500m bond for KfW, exchangeable into a 2.3% stake in Deutsche Post, the German postal service.
  • KfW
    Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany