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  • In one of the most cash-rich and competitive syndicated loan markets for almost a decade, banks have been forced to look outside the traditional investment grade sphere to boost returns. As a result, lending to mid-sized companies has surged, providing banks with higher yields and the possibility of valuable future business. But bankers should beware: it can also be a potentially dangerous strategy. Charlie Corbett reports.
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  • EuroMTN bankers were kept busy this week as investors and issuers came back to the market in force following the end of year holiday period.
  • Pacific Life Insurance Company, the Aa3/AA/AA rated US life insurance group, on Monday started to offer its investment grade bonds to European investors through ABN Amro's European Direct Access Notes (EuroDans) platform.
  • Guarantor: Nestlé SA
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA-
  • ABN Amro will launch syndication at the end of January of the debt supporting ABN Amro Capital's purchase of Borstlap, which is an international group of business enterprises that manufacture fastening materials, systems and tools. The debt totals Eu155m, including Eu30m in mezzanine financing.
  • After being focused for so long on joining the EU, Poland, the Czech and Slovak republics, Hungary and the Baltic states must now turn their attention to the new challenges that membership of the single currency will bring later this decade. In the bond market, boosting liquidity and widening investor bases rank foremost among them, reports Kathryn Wells.
  • Generous basis swaps and healthy yields in Australian, Canadian and New Zealand dollars, as well as currency strength versus the US dollar, led to a staggering $11bn equivalent increase in issuance year-on-year. Rosie Irving reveals the factors fuelling that growth.