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  • Euros accounted for the smallest number of trades this week. Just 90 notes were launched but issuance volumes were the highest among the major currencies at $3.94bn, a 39% market share. By industry type, financials accounted for 91% of issuance, but insurance companies were also active. Travelers Insurance Co Institutional Funding issued two notes for Eu130m.
  • Issuance was up this week, with more than $10bn equivalent traded an increase of over $1.5bn on last week. The number of trades was also up sharply, rising to 465 issues. Trading activity in yen was up impressively, from 95 notes last week to 169 issues over the last seven days. With a 15% market share, total issuance rose to $1.5bn, from just $682m the previous week.
  • Syndication of the £1.02bn of debt facilities for Metronet has been closed oversubscribed and documentation has been sent out to participating banks. The lenders will be signed into the deal in the week starting March 24.
  • US agency Fannie Mae is to offer discount notes in currencies outside the dollar. The notes, to be called FX Discount Notes, will be available from April 7. (For the full story see Credit News.) Portman Building Society is looking to debut in the EuroCP market later this year. Mark Byrne, assistant treasurer for the UK building society, said that the company was examining its funding options for the next two years and had targeted the EuroCP market.
  • Lehman Brothers has hired James Greenwood as managing director and co-head of European leveraged finance in London. Greenwood will work alongside Charles Pitts-Tucker and report to Peter Coombe, co-head of global financial sponsors. "European leveraged finance is a specialist area with a limited number of quality players so I am delighted that James is joining our team," said Coombe.
  • Amount: Eu228m Class A notes: Eu228m
  • ING, Bank of Ireland, SEB and HBOS have joined senior syndication of the debt backing the buy-out of Telemedia from KPN. The banks have come in for varying take-and-holds or sub-underwriting positions.
  • National Express has mandated Bank of America (bookrunner), Commerzbank, Danske Bank, HSBC (bookrunner) and Royal Bank of Scotland to arrange a £600m revolving loan for refinancing purposes. The arrangers have swiftly launched the loan into syndication offering banks 25bp for a co-arranger take of £30m and 17.5bp for a senior lead manager take of £20m. Relationship banks have been targeted in sell down. A bank meeting will be held on March 19 with signing expected in mid-April.
  • Russia Natural gas producer Itera is aiming for a flotation in two to three years, according to analysts at Troika Dialog.
  • It was a busy week for Irish banks in the subordinated debt market with Bank of Ireland pricing a £350m sterling tier one deal through Barclays Capital, and Merrill Lynch tapping Anglo Irish Bank's outstanding sterling tier one for £90m. The first Anglo Irish trade was done last July at 275bp over Gilts, which was 240bp over sterling Libor. This one was done at 260bp over.