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  • William Ross, head of global asset securitization research at ABN AMRO, on European collateralized debt obligations that may not be able to find enough attractively priced bonds to structure an arbitrage vehicle.
  • --Kelly Baker, v.p. and treasurer for Anteon International Corp., explaining the market environment surrounding the company's decision to complete its debut "B" loan.
  • This chart, provided by Citibank/Salomon Smith Barney Inc., tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
  • Two high-yield gaming companies were in the market with deals last week as the primary market heated up. Demand for junk bonds remained high with investors moving down the credit curve to capture yield.
  • William Blair Investment Management may reduce its investment-grade corporate exposure in the coming months to take advantage of tight spreads and shift assets into other sectors it expects to outperform this year.
  • Hypothekenbank in Essen and Depfa ACS Bank launched successful jumbo covered bonds this week, underlining the strength of demand at the short end of the curve — but longer dated transactions faced resistance.
  • Eurex yesterday (Thursday) acquired BrokerTec Futures Exchange (BTEX), as part of an equity partnership with 17 US financial institutions.
  • For many European benchmark issuers, 2003 will go down as the year when they finally saw the full benefits of syndication. Employing a team of lead managers to syndicate their deals enabled borrowers to achieve incredibly deep penetration — to the extent that some of them were able to price their bonds through Bunds. Sebastian Boyd reports.
  • Euroclear plans a fee transparency initiative to resolve the problem of undercutting in the overbrokered EuroCP market.
  • Over the last 12 months the markets have witnessed a renaissance of corporate issuance in euros. Encouragingly, the supply came from a wide range of borrowers who used a diverse collection of innovative structures and lengthy maturities. In short, it was a year when the euro corporate market finally proved itself. Clare O’Callaghan reports.
  • Overshadowed for years by its US counterpart, the euro commercial paper market is at last emerging as a powerful funding market that offers borrowers a deep pool of liquidity. Growth in euro denominated and asset backed CP helped EuroCP hit the $400bn mark for the first time last year. As Duncan Kerr reports, bankers are confident that long standing obstacles of settlement and regulation can soon be overcome.
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