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  • EuroWeek hears a bank meeting was held this week for a financing for chip manufacturer AMD. The company will use the funds for a plant it is building in Germany. The group of banks arranging the transaction has been mandated, but not announced.
  • Goldman Sachs and ABN Amro blitzed the retail and institutional capital securities markets in the US this week with record breaking deals, together raising $4.4bn of tier one capital.
  • Rating: A2/A
  • Rating: A+/A1
  • German reinsurer Hannover Re is planning to issue at least Eu500m of subordinated debt next week to replace an outstanding bond, which does not qualify as regulatory capital.
  • Bankers say the Eu350m 364 day loan for the Hellenic Tele-communications Organization (OTE) is oversubscribed and will be signed in around two weeks' time.
  • Alan Greenspan's speech on Wednesday brought the good news the market had been hoping for. With inflation expected to remain low and the Fed holding rates at 1% for longer, the credit market bounced back on Wednesday and the following morning with tighter spreads on all sides.
  • Alan Greenspan's speech on Wednesday brought the good news the market had been hoping for. With inflation expected to remain low and the Fed holding rates at 1% for longer, the credit market bounced back on Wednesday and the following morning with tighter spreads on all sides.
  • A 13 strong group has been appointed as arrangers for the HK$5.2bn fundraising for CITIC Pacific. The original target size was HK$4bn, but was increased following the strong demand in underwriting.
  • Rating: Aa1/AA-/AAA
  • Rating: Aa1/AA-/AAA
  • BayernLB has been mandated to arrange Magyar Külkereskedelmi Bank's (MKB) Eu150m five year term loan. The deal pays a margin of 25bp over Libor and will be used for general financing purposes. Senior syndication was launched on Tuesday.