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  • By issuing bonds in emerging market currencies, supranational institutions can do much to help develop local bond markets. Jonathan Sibun looks at the most notable deals of 2004 and talks to some of the leading issuers about their efforts to fund in emerging market currencies.
  • Bookrunners ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, JP Morgan and SG have launched the Eu1bn three year revolver for Alcatel into syndication after a bank meeting in Paris on Wednesday.
  • Freddie Mac will next week price a Eu3bn-Eu3.5bn five year bond through Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch. The official price talk is expected on Monday and should be in the 5bp area over Euribor.
  • Rating: A3/A (Moody?s/Fitch)
  • Bank of America has hired five bankers for its European corporate and investment banking business in London.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • A $825m five year revolver for shipping company General Maritime has been launched in the US and Europe. Proceeds of the deal will go towards acquiring four shipping vessels from Portuguese company Sopanta.
  • Rating: A3/BBB/BBB+
  • Covered bond supply was light in the holiday-shortened week, but Deutsche Hypothekenbank and Westfälische Landschaft Bodenkreditbank (WL Bank) took advantage of the quiet market to issue jumbos.
  • There has been grumbling about fees among the existing bank group invited into the Cognis deal as sub-underwriters. The deal is uncommon because it allows private equity sponsors to put high yield bonds into the structure without recapitalising the senior debt.
  • The possibility of foreign currency issuance from the Federal Republic of Germany moved a step closer this week as a junior finance minister said that the sovereign could issue dollar denominated debt in 2005.