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  • Rating: A3 Amount: £150m
  • China China's budget deficit could increase by 3% to Rmb319.8bn in the coming year as the government spends more to create jobs and economic growth.
  • Australia Royal & Sun Alliance has mandated the syndicate banks and securities firms to work with the joint lead banks Goldman Sachs and Macquarie Bank on the float of its Australian and New Zealand operations.
  • Britannia Building Society launched a A$220m three year Kangaroo bond - the first of the year - last Friday. A recent lack of Kangaroo and onshore bank issuance ensured that its transaction and a A$300m three year issue that St George Bank launched at the same time could be priced - despite the apparent risk of competition between the two names.
  • Australia Macquarie Bank this week priced a A$310m mortgage backed securitisation for Members Equity. The transaction was the sixth under the National Mutual Home Loans programme.
  • Shanghai Forte's IPO was shelved this week. The decision to pull the deal had been largely expected by Hong Kong investment bankers. Lead manager HSBC had hoped to sell 456m shares in an offer that was due to be priced on March 1. The roadshow began in the third week of February.
  • Kaga Electronics' ¥4bn ($34m) Euroyen convertible issue captured investors' imagination this week and closed almost 30 times oversubscribed. Kaga - which has invented a collar that interprets the sounds dogs make - is likely to exercise an over-allotment option bringing the issue to ¥5bn ($42.5m). The deal was led by Nomura.
  • ABN Amro this week announced leading roles in the debt financing of two UK acquisitions. With Barclays Capital and Bank of Ireland, ABN Amro has won a mandated lead arranger role in the acquisition facilities backing Northern Irish company Galen Holdings' $484m takeover of pharmaceutical company Femhrt from Pfizer.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Sfr300m
  • The NT$4bn fundraising for Taiwan Cement Corp is nearing closure after six banks joined arrangers HSBC, Chinatrust Commercial Bank and Land Bank of Taiwan. The institutions are Cathay United Bank, Cota Bank, Far Eastern International Bank, Lucky Bank, Taipei Bank and Tainan Business Bank. Another two banks are awaiting head office credit approval.