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  • SECONDARY TRADING
  • Story of the week goes to the members of the Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein team who were faced with a cancelled Lufthansa flight when travelling from Munich to Dresden for their annual bash.
  • Jerome Lienhard has been made senior vice president and treasurer at Freddie Mac. He replaces Louise Herrle, who is on leave before she joins GMAC's mortgage operations. Herrle had reported to Lienhard who is senior vice president of debt and equity funding.
  • As a region, the Nordic area has outperformed Euroland in growth and kept low inflation. While Euroland saw annual GDP growth of 2% at the end of the first half this year, Sweden is expected to grow 3.4% in 2004 and Denmark around 2.5%, according to European Central Bank estimates.
  • Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), Spain's second largest bank by assets, on Tuesday took a further step in building a franchise on both sides of the US-Mexican border by agreeing to buy Laredo National Bancshares, a Texas financial group.
  • Italy
  • European corporate bond investors swallowed over Eu4bn of issuance from a diverse array of borrowers this week, ranging from Rallye, the unrated holding company of French supermarket chain Casino, to A1/A+/A+ rated Cargill, the largest privately owned company in the US. The market was softer at the end of the week as a result of falling equity markets, higher oil prices, 10 year government yields in euros sinking through 4% and the prospect of further bond supply next week.
  • The euro denominated high grade bond market has finally outstripped the size of its US counterpart for the first time on record, and Deutsche Bank is now Citigroup's biggest global rival, according to a survey on the global debt capital markets by Dealogic. European dominance of the world's high grade debt capital markets emerged in the first nine months of this year.
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  • Eurohypo's strategy in the jumbo market was rewarded with competitive pricing this week when it sold a Eu2bn seven year global mortgage Pfandbrief at 1bp over mid-swaps. The jumbo was Eurohypo's first and only of the year and the scarcity of the name combined with its thorough preparations paid off.
  • Export Development Canada (EDC) has placed around 60 bond transactions so far in 2004, drawing in investors from Asia, Europe and North America. Renowned for its transparency and flexibility as an issuer, EDC's senior management spends around three months each year meeting investors around the globe. Rosie Irving reports on EDC's strategy in the international capital markets.
  • Kexim's progress as a debt capital markets borrower has been spectacular over the past two years, as the bank has established itself as a benchmark issuer with the international investor base. Nick Parsons reports.