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  • It was a groundbreaking week for the debt market with a record $17bn equivalent financing by General Motors Corp and its subsidiaries GMAC and GM Nova Scotia Financing, and the first dollar bond from the United Kingdom in seven years.
  • Rating: AAA
  • The German banking sector was rocked this week by the resignation of WestLB's chief executive Jürgen Sengera, as German regulator BaFin handed a special audit on the bank's principal finance group to public prosecutors in Düsseldorf.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Kemira has signed 11 banks into its Eu506m deal - Citigroup, Crédit Agricole Indosuez, Danske Bank, Fortis Bank, HSBC, ING Belgium, Nordea, OKO Bank, Sampo Bank, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken and Svenska Handelsbanken.
  • Natexis Banques Populaires, Crédit Mutuel CIC and Crédit Lyonnais have been mandated to arrange the extension of an existing revolving credit facility for Forasub and Pride Foramer, subsidiaries of Pride International.
  • Antargaz has launched syndication on a five year Eu270m senior secured facility via mandated lead arranger Crédit Lyonnais. The deal consists of a Eu220m five year amortising term loan and a Eu50m five year revolving credit.
  • The equity market in France was not expected to be impressive in the first half of 2003. But with France Télécom dominating proceedings in late February with its Eu5.8bn placement and a host of other well known corporates followings its lead, the pace has been surprisingly strong. And with privatisations of some of France's biggest companies due over the next 12 months, IPOs could be making a comeback.
  • French corporates have been at the very front of developments in the European bond market this year, with France Télécom, Veolia and Rhodia all to the fore. However, so attractive have conditions been in the market, the pipeline for the rest of the year is thinning.
  • French agencies, whether new to the bond markets or established for many years, have had an impressive run in the markets this year, with RFF, La Poste and above all ERAP setting important benchmarks. Meanwhile, issuers of obligations foncières have been winning fans.
  • Amount: Eu40m (fungible with Eu85m issue launched 27/05/03) cumulative subordinated bonds