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  • Citigroup has once more extended its lead at the top of the league tables. Last week the US house had a lead of $4.57bn on its nearest rival but that has now increased to more than $5.15bn. However, Citigroup's nearest rivals, JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, have changed positions in table one and JP Morgan this week rises to second place.
  • Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA Amount: C$100m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: A$50m (fungible with two issues totalling A$150m launched 21/11/01 and 03/07/02)
  • The dearth of new EuroCP programmes that characterised the first quarter of the year looks to be over. Bankers say that the pipeline for new programmes is building steadily, with names including Hellenic Telecommunication Organisation and IKB Deutsche Industriebank set to sign facilities in the coming weeks.
  • Property company Crest Nicholson has mandated Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland to arrange a £200m loan. The deal will be launched into syndication shortly.
  • Syndication of the Eu150m three year facility for Zagrebacka Banka is progressing well, according to arrangers Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan. The deal will carry a margin of 65bp over Libor and offers a top ticket of Eu50m for a fee of 50bp.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston has moved quickly to re-organise debt syndicate following the departures of Stuart Bell and Matt Carter, respective syndicate heads for corporates and financials in London, and Jeff Blum, co-head of global syndicate based in the US. Chris Tuffey, head of the firm's emerging markets business in London, expands his role to include corporate syndicate. Adrian Carr, head of ABS syndicate in London, expands his role to take over financial institutions syndicate.
  • Amount: Eu320.72m Legal maturity: October 2010
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA (Moody's/Fitch) Amount: Eu200m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu1bn (fungible with E4bn issue launched 25/02/03) asset covered securities
  • Guarantor: Etablissement Delhaize Frères Cie le Lion SA Amount: Eu100m
  • Guarantor: Deutsche Bahn AG Rating: Aa1/AA