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  • Bank of Scotland, lead arranger and underwriter of debt facilities supporting the £225m buy-out of UK health and beauty company Accantia, is scheduled to launch at the end of January.
  • Adecco, the world’s largest employment agency, dealt a blow to investors on Monday by announcing that it had found accounting irregularities that would delay publication of its 2003 audited results.
  • Royal Ahold is locked in an increasingly bitter war of words with the Dutch association of shareholders, the Vereniging van Effectenbezitters (VEB), as a result of the VEB’s decision to start two court actions against the retailer.
  • Argentina bondholders’ power to hold out on poor take-it-or-leave-it debt restructuring offers from the sovereign was tested yesterday afternoon (Thursday) when a New York public hearing began on how to interpret the pari passu laws in sovereign debt contracts.
  • Lehman Brothers this week launched Europe’s first dedicated performance index for asset backed securities — and several other investment banks may be preparing similar products.
  • Deutsche Bank launched the first index-linked hospital bond since July last Friday, raising £118.4m for Catalyst Healthcare (Romford) plc. The proceeds of the notes, wrapped by FSA, will finance the construction of a new hospital for Barking, Havering and Redbridge NHS Trust in Romford, near London.
  • The spectre of fraud loomed over the asset backed commercial paper market this week as news broke that Citigroup, the world’s most prominent bank conduit sponsor, was exposed to a potential fraud relating to trade receivables invoicing by Parmalat subsidiaries.
  • The European prime MBS market got off to a vigorous start for the year when Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena returned to market this week with a Eu1.46bn issue, taking advantage of strong demand and low supply to close heavily oversubscribed at tight spreads.
  • Electricité de France (EdF), the French state-owned utility company, has completed a Eu190m catastrophe bond to protect it against losses caused by windstorm damage in France. The deal was well received by investors in Europe and the US.
  • Loan investors flush with cash are increasingly turning to middle-market loans, an area where few previously invested and which is characterized more by club deals.