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  • Clearnet, the French clearing house, and London Clearing House have merged after more than two years of negotiations. The Eu1.2bn merger will create Europe's largest securities clearing house and is the next step in the consolidation of Europe's fragmented capital markets infrastructure.
  • "I guess we got to invade," said our not-so-liberal native North American friend Tonto, fingering yesterday's fun-filled photo journal, aka the Financial Times. "Those Camembert-loving, sausage-munching Europeans are up to their old tricks again."
  • After last week's high jinks at EuroWeek's Top 40 Under 40 drinks party, or more precisely after the drinks party, Leak thought it best to lie low a little this week.
  • Guarantor: Caja Madrid
  • Kumpulan Guthrie has awarded Development Bank of Singapore and CIMB/Bumiputra Commerce Bank the mandate to arrange a $218m five year term loan.
  • The dollar was the only one of the three main currencies in which volumes rose this week. Over $3.7bn was issued from 232 notes, a 31% market share.
  • Volumes in the EuroMTN market were high again this week. More than $11.8bn was traded across all currencies, down from $12.2bn the previous week, but still a healthy figure. However, while volumes fell, the number of trades rose to 578, compared to 522 the previous week.
  • Merrill Lynch completed a surprise Eu654m trade yesterday (Thursday) morning in Italian insurer Generali.
  • Morocco will price its likely Eu300m-Eu500m five year issue via BNP Paribas and Merrill Lynch today (Friday) at a spread of 195bp-220bp over benchmark swaps.
  • A hurricane of new debt whirled through the dollar and euro denominated bond markets this week, depressing spreads in both currencies.
  • Citigroup's head of European research, Jose Garcia-Cantera, is leaving and will be replaced by Andrew Pitt, co-manager of the bank's insurance team. Having only taken up the position in February this year, Garcia-Cantera succeeded former co-heads Richard Dale and Mike Crenshaw.
  • The Syngenta Group, a leading global agribusiness company, has launched a $2bn EuroMTN issue through its finance vehicle Syngenta Luxembourg Finance (2).