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  • Aventis has launched a consent solicitation for its Eu1.25bn 5% 2006s and its Eu1.5bn 4.25% 2010 notes. Morgan Stanley is handling the transaction.
  • Spain has in 2004 been able to build on its achievements of recent years and maintain its membership of the top tier of the euro government bond market, despite the dual dramas of the Madrid bombings and change of government. Government guaranteed ICO has shared in the kingdom's success, while venturing far and wide in search of new opportunities.
  • Rating: A2/A (Moody's/Fitch)
  • In recent years Spain has become one of the hottest areas for European infrastructure finance. The new government is expected to retain the focus on transport development that has driven that growth. And with renewable energy sustaining flows and social infrastructure projects set to take off in 2005, the variety of project financings underway in Spain can only increase.
  • Commerzbank, DZ Bank, Sanpaolo IMI and SMBC have launched a Eu150m three year bullet loan for Raiffeisen Bank Polska. The facility will replace a Eu200m loan from June 2001, which was launched at Eu150m and increased after an oversubscription.
  • Equity markets regained ground, Treasury yields were higher and oil lower yesterday (Thursday) ? helped by news of China's first interest rate rise for nine years ? opening a window for a handful of blockbuster deals before the bond market is becalmed by the US elections next week. Non-farm payrolls next Friday and auto sales figures on Wednesday will also restrict issuance next week.
  • Equity markets regained ground, Treasury yields were higher and oil lower yesterday (Thursday) ? helped by news of China's first interest rate rise for nine years ? opening a window for a handful of blockbuster deals before the bond market is becalmed by the US elections next week. Non-farm payrolls next Friday and auto sales figures on Wednesday will also restrict issuance next week.
  • French retailer Casino has been dogged by speculation surrounding its BB+ rated hybrid capital offering via bookrunners BNP Paribas and UBS.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+
  • Guarantor: Rabobank Nederland