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  • A $50m one year transferable loan has been launched into general syndication for Canara Bank. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Natexis Banques Populaires (Singapore) and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp are arranging the facility.
  • The pattern of Christmas cards, which we received in abundance, clearly indicates that fewer people send personalised cards with their own addresses and that corporations and investment banks are also economizing. Perhaps it’s the cost of printing or the exorbitant price of first-class stamps.
  • Citigroup was nursing a loss of at least Eu37.5m this week after unlucky timing and — according to market observers — poor judgement marred its Eu1.76bn bought deal in Infineon Technologies stock for Siemens.
  • Colombia made it to the international markets this week — but only just. The sovereign issued a $500m 20 year transaction just before a wave of profit taking sent prices reeling in the emerging bond sector.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Corporate securitisation is finally taking root in continental Europe, with eye-catching deals from Aeroporti di Roma and Spanish construction company Dragados launched last year. But the main action is still in the UK, where fixed rate sterling investors eager for assets stretched their portfolios to accommodate big ticket water and pub deals. Chris Dammers reports.
  • The European covered bond market expanded in every direction in 2003. Issuance recovered from 2001 and 2002 to regain previous highs, new participants joined in the action, and a flurry of innovation resulted in the most exciting year since covered bonds went international. Neil Day reports.
  • We were sent two copies of the book, Rainer Gut: Bankier der Macht, written by the Swiss-German financial journalists, René Luchinger and Erik Noimans. The authors are highly acclaimed and Rainer Gut, the architect of the modern Credit Suisse Group, has his own place in history.
  • Guarantor: Groupe Danone SA
  • Requests for proposals have been sent out by ChemoPetrol, the wholly owned subsidiary of UniPetrol, which is in the market for an Eu100m equivalent loan, that will be denominated in Czech korunas.
  • Guarantor: DaimlerChrysler AG