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  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $2bn (fungible with $3bn issue launched 10/04/03)
  • Banks and finance companies in the US market took advantage of investors’ frenzied demand for credit product this week by issuing $4.25bn worth of high grade bond issues out of a total $10bn.
  • Banks and finance companies in the US market took advantage of investors’ frenzied demand for credit product this week by issuing $4.25bn worth of high grade bond issues out of a total $10bn.
  • Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Citigroup, JP Morgan and Nordea will sign in banks next Tuesday on the Eu800m five year revolver for Outokumpu. The deal raised around Eu1bn from the market. The borrower may yet opt to take an increase. The loan pays a margin ranging from 55bp-66bp.
  • The Republic of Finland's new five year syndicated government bond to be launched during the week of May 12 will be priced on or tight to Bunds, becoming the tightest syndicated sovereign so far in terms of spread to Germany. Finland's July 2007 benchmark trades at swaps minus 11.3bp while the Bobl 140 is at minus 11.8bp, a spread of just 0.5bp over Germany. The new 2008 issue should be priced at a similar margin.
  • Mandated lead arrangers ING (bookrunner), HBOS (bookrunner) and Goldman Sachs have closed the general syndication of the £525m debt facilities supporting the recapitalisation of DIY retailer Focus Wickes. Banks will be signed in next Wednesday.
  • Ford last week became the inaugural issuer of InterNotes in Europe under a continuous offering programme arranged by Bank of America and Incapital Europe. The issuer is FCE Bank plc and the deals, offered at par from April 28 to May 2, are euro denominated with two, four and five year maturities paying coupons of 5%, 5.75% and 6% respectively. Ford's InterNotes will also be made available to investors in sterling.
  • Vivendi Universal's Eu2.5bn loan will be signed next week. The loan carries an initial margin of 275bp over Euribor for a rating B+/B1 on both a Eu1.5bn three year revolver and a Eu1bn revolver. Banks were invited to join the fully underwritten loan as arrangers taking Eu100m for 125bp, as senior co-arrangers committing Eu75m for 100bp or as co-arrangers taking Eu50m for 80bp.
  • The French loan market is gearing up for a busy May with a raft of deals being prepared for syndication and a number of big mandates still to be awarded. So far this year, the supply of French assets has not kept up with demand and bankers are hopeful that while supply will be increased there will still be additional appetite to place these deals comfortably.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $1bn
  • Rating: A-/A (S&P/Fitch) Amount: Eu400m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $2bn (increased from $1.5bn)