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  • Rating: AAA Amount: $750m lettres de gage
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: £150m (fungible with seven issues totalling £1.2bn first launched 14/12/00)
  • Compiled by Annie Seelaus, HSBC Bank plc, London Tel: +44 20 7336 3525
  • Compiled by Annie Seelaus, HSBC Bank plc, London Tel: +44 20 7336 3525
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $2bn
  • The reply date for banks which were invited into the debt facilities backing the recapitalisation of Focus Wickes is next Thursday. HBOS (bookrunner), ING (bookrunner) and Goldman Sachs are arranging the £525m of senior debt. Besides the £525m of senior debt, ING has underwritten a £225m bridge which should lead on to a high yield bond issue.
  • The concept of an Irish covered bond market seemed to be turning into reality this week, as bankers hinted that a deal was imminent. Market participants were left disappointed in 2002 when Ireland failed to launch its first Pfandbrief, despite confident assertions to the contrary and the passing of laws to enable the creation of a new market.
  • Global mandated lead arranger Royal Bank of Scotland (bookrunner, agent) and lead mandated arranger BNP Paribas (bookrunner) have approached a small number of banks to join the Eu1.85bn of debt facilities backing Origny-Naples' acquisition of Béghin-Say - France's leading sugar producer - as either sub-underwriters or for take-and-hold tickets. The arranging group also includes Crédit Agricole du Nord-Est, CIC/Crédit Mutuel, Rabobank International and Crédit Lyonnais.
  • France Télécom is convinced that the investor confidence it has enjoyed in the capital markets has spread to the loan market. And to prove its new standing in the financial markets, the heavily indebted company will refinance a Eu5bn 364 day revolving credit facility with a Eu5bn three year facility instead of exercising a one year term out option.
  • France Télécom is convinced that the investor confidence it has enjoyed in the capital markets has spread to the loan market. And to prove its new standing in the financial markets, the heavily indebted company will refinance a Eu5bn 364 day revolving credit facility with a Eu5bn three year facility instead of exercising a one year term out option.
  • Freddie Mac had to postpone its EuReference Note issue, scheduled in its calendar for this week, after admitting that it may need to restate its earnings for 2002, 2001 and possibly 2000. The company said that its management expects GAAP and operating earnings to increase materially as a result of the adjustments.
  • This week there was due to have been an issue of Eu3.5bn or more at five years in the shape of a EuroReference Note from Freddie Mac. However, the borrower decided to delay the offering as restated earnings figures are due to be released next Monday. In order that investors are not asked to pledge funds before information material to Freddie Mac is divulged, it is postponing launch until probably the middle of next week, said Louise Herrle, the head of the EuroReference Note programme.