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  • Latin American bonds sold off this week as the recent deluge of emerging market supply and the Ford-induced blowout in the high grade dollar market took their toll.
  • We at Leak have always considered ourselves to be at the forefront of the struggle for emancipation - almost the Germaine Greer of the MTN markets, if you like. Aside from a few minor details, obviously.
  • Rating: A2/A/A+
  • We have always rather fancied ourselves as a part-time restaurant critic and some years ago, we were at the contract signing stage with the most up-market of the UK tabloids.
  • Bankers are reshaping two transactions in the leveraged buy-out market to get the deals placed.
  • Amount: NZ$120m
  • For the rambunctious lending crowd at the RBS hoedown last Thursday, the first few days of the weekly grind were spent recovering from the aftershocks of the afterparty.
  • After the overwhelming success of the IPO for Astro All Asia Networks, arrangers DBS, Commerce International Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp are reviewing their strategy for the expected $265m loan facility for the borrower.
  • Compiled by Richard Favis
  • With 200 deals issued, the dollar this week proved as popular as it has all year. Volumes, though healthy at $2.7bn, will not have caused a storm - though the number of deals done will have cheered the structured market in particular.
  • After last week's spike, euro volumes have returned to levels seen during most of September and October. Just under $2.5bn was traded in the currency from 110 deals.
  • The number of trades issued in the EuroMTN market rose sharply this week, though volumes fell. More than 500 notes were brought to the market for over $8.2bn, up on last week's 405 but down on the $10.7bn traded.