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  • El Salvador issued a blowout $286.5m 30 put 15 year bond this week, which caused controversy among Latin American bond specialists.
  • It was another week of plentiful issuance in both euros and dollars, much of which was swap-driven once again. The post-summer period has begun with a greater degree of business in the debt market than was anticipated, and swap spreads have come under much pressure.
  • Rating: Ba2/B+ (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro (bookrunner), HSH Nordbank, Nordea (bookrunner), SEB (bookrunner) and Swedbank have launched syndication of a facility for mineral company New Boliden.
  • The facility fee for reinsurer Swiss Re's Eu3.5bn six year letter of credit has been set at an aggressive 5.5bp. The deal is split into a $1.5bn revolving commercial paper backstop that will pay an LC commission of 15.5bp if fully drawn and a $2bn LC that also pays 15.5bp if fully drawn.
  • Morgan Stanley released more than $900m of trades this week to move from fifth to third in table one. The US house issued deals for a variety of borrowers including Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), Finance for Danish Industry (FIH), HSH Nordbank and Rabobank Nederland.
  • China Airlines has mandated Bank of Taiwan to lead a NT$5bn 12 year aircraft financing.
  • Steelmaker Corus Group plans to buy back its Eu400m 5.375% 2006 notes at 103.5% of face value before September 30, after which the level changes to 102.5%, ending on October 15.
  • Is Deutsche Bank about to ring some changes? 2004 hasn't been easy for Germany's premier bank. First, its chairman Josef Ackermann was effectively on a forced leave of absence for six months, answering silly questions in a Düsseldorf courtroom.
  • Guarantor: Telekom Malaysia Bhd
  • The Eu250m five year loan for mobile telephone operator Polska Telfonia Cyfrowa (PTC) should be signed on October 8.