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  • Despite being the leading issuer of enhanced equipment trust certificates (EETCs) outside the US, airline Iberia is changing the structure for its third deal. The Spanish flag carrier plans to split its $900m Iberbond 2004 issue into three tranches, with only the senior class being sold in the bond market. The mezzanine tranche will be financed through bank debt, with the junior piece made of tax lease equity.
  • The frontiers of European CMBS will be pushed back further with Nordea Bank, the leading bank in the Nordic and Baltic regions, readying a multijurisdiction sale and leaseback of office properties.
  • Germany's second largest consumer goods finance firm, CC-Bank, launched its debut auto loan securitisation this week with a Eu1bn deal that was barely noticed by most ABS investors. Joint leads Lehman Brothers and WestLB put together a complex, fully funded synthetic structure for CC-Bank, but did not widely market the result.
  • The Dutch banking regulator de Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) is preparing to publish new rules on regulatory capital relief that could cause fundamental changes to how banks structure mortgage securitisations.
  • SG this week inaugurated its new CMBS conduit programme with an unusual but keenly priced securitisation of five UK commercial mortgage loans.
  • The Moroccan water utility, Lydec (Lyonnaise des Eaux de Casablanca) launched the country's first ever limited recourse bond this week.
  • Banca Popolare di Vicenza this week took advantage of strong demand for prime mortgage backed securities (MBS) with an aggressively priced securitisation of performing mortgages. Lead managed by Morgan Stanley, Berica Residential MBS is the bank's fourth MBS since its Eu324m debut in March 2001.
  • The Bond Market Association has founded a new European CDO committee, which it hopes will bring greater transparency and standardisation to the sector.
  • BNP Paribas has restructured a securitisation of housing loans for Electricité de France to ensure that it remains off the company's balance sheet when new accounting rules come into effect next year. The Eu958.71m deal, FCC Electra 1, was launched in November 1999 by Paribas. It pools unsecured housing loans extended to employees of EdF. The loans are repaid through deductions from salary or direct debits from the borrowers' bank accounts.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Wachovia Securities last week launched syndication of a $262 million facility for Caribbean Restaurants.
  • GE Capital last Wednesday launched syndication of a $145 million recapitalization for Ranpak Corp.