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  • --Pierre Mathieu, head of credit trading at BNP Paribas in London, voicing his opinion in the importance of creating a fixing for the credit derivatives market.
  • Russia's misfortune has largely been Ukraine's gain this year, as investors have become more comfortable judging the country on its own merits rather than purely as a riskier version of its larger neighbour. But similar to its peers, Ukraine's biggest challenge in 2004 was having to cope with a change in investor sentiment away from emerging market credits over the first half of the year. By Kathryn Wells.
  • Reinsurer Alea Group Holdings has signed its $250m three year refinancing. ABN Amro and Bank of America led the deal and were joined by Barclays Capital and JP Morgan each taking $40m tickets as mandated lead arrangers.
  • Rating: Baa2/BBB-
  • Insurance broker Aon Corporation is in the market for a Eu550m three and five year deal. Mandated lead arrangers are Citigroup and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Venezuela will next week price a $1.5bn 10 year global bond as part of a cash and Brady bond exchange offer. Holders can either buy the new benchmark 10 year for cash or in exchange for Brady Front-Loaded Interest Reduction Bonds (Flirbs) or Debt Conversion Bonds (DCBs) maturing in 2007 and 2008.
  • Russia's banking sector may have been hit by a crisis of confidence this summer, but it can only be good news for state owned banks such as Vneshtorgbank (VTB) in the long run. Kathryn Wells reports on a borrower that likes to set challenges for itself.
  • US retailer Wal-Mart Stores sold a hefty £1bn 31 year bond on Wednesday, in a spectacular demonstration that the long end of the sterling market is open to corporate bond issuance and still offers remarkably tight funding costs.
  • Bookrunners Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland were showered with £2.5bn of orders and the bond, originally marketed as a £500m transaction, was priced at 79bp over Gilts, against initial guidance of 80bp-82bp over.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA/AA
  • Rating: Aa1/AA-
  • Rating: A3/A (Moody's/Fitch)