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  • Credit Suisse First Boston has hired Michael Kenneally to become the new global chief executive of Credit Suisse Asset Management. Kenneally joins Credit Suisse from Banc of America Capital Management, where he was chairman and chief investment officer.
  • Amount: Eu100m Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 1090 Maturity: September 26, 2005
  • Deutsche Bank is this year set to become a major issuer of European commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS). Deutsche spun off its conventional property banking business into Eurohypo in June 2002, but has built up a new real estate debt markets team in London to originate property loans in the manner of US investment banks.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: NZ$100m
  • Banks have been signed into ED&F Man's $765m credit. An oversubscription in syndication meant that the deal was increased from $500m. Co-arrangers are Credit Suisse First Boston, ABN Amro, ANZ, Crédit Lyonnais, Deutsche Bank, DBS, ING and Lloyds.
  • The European Investment Bank's first new global EARN of 2003, a Eu5bn October 2008 transaction, attracted exceptional investor demand this week. The deal emphasised the strong appeal of the consolidated European sovereign credit in a week dominated by plummeting equity markets and a deterioration in corporate spreads.
  • The European Investment Bank's first new global EARN of 2003, a Eu5bn October 2008 transaction, attracted exceptional investor demand this week. The deal emphasised the strong appeal of the consolidated European sovereign credit in a week dominated by plummeting equity markets and a deterioration in corporate spreads.
  • Rating: Aa3/AA Amount: $500m
  • Bankers, issuers and investors this week speculated on a 25bp cut in US interest rates at next week's FOMC meeting or at least a change to an easing bias as equity markets hit an eight year low on Wednesday. Yesterday's (Thursday's) rebound, with all markets staging a miraculous recovery, was dismissed as a dead-cat bounce. Corporate bond spreads widened in sympathy with equities and issuance fell to a bare minimum with just Eli Lilly, Hanson and Citigroup testing US appetite for credit.
  • Amount: Sfr100.2m Maturity: March 28, 2013