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  • Rating: Aa2/AA- Amount: Eu250m (fungible with Eu500m issue launched 18/06/02)
  • Guarantor: Société Générale Amount: Eu30m
  • Guarantor: Financial Security Assurance Amount: $154m
  • Amount: Eu1.5bn Rating: Fitch/Standard and Poor's
  • Rating: Aa3 Amount: Eu170m
  • ating: Aa3/AA- Amount: Sfr200m
  • Guarantor: Rabobank Nederland Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Subordinated guarantee: from Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc Rating: A1/A-/AA-
  • Rating: Baa1/BB/BB+ Amount: $430m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Tranche 1: $1bn
  • Italian conference centre operator Fiera Milano this week launched an IPO which will value it at up to Eu289m. SG and UniCredit Banca Mobiliare are leading the deal, which is Italy's first major IPO since ASM Brescia floated in July. The flotation will comprise 13m shares at a range of Eu7.5-Eu8.75. The institutional portion will comprise 10.4m shares, with the balance aimed at retail buyers. There will also be a greenshoe of 1.5m shares.
  • After last week's explosion of dollar issuance, the Thanksgiving holiday curtailed supply this week. ICO shone in the dollar market with a $1bn three year bond, while Tesco dominated in euros and sterling, raising £1.1bn equivalent in four tranches. Vodafone made its last major appearance of the year with a Eu500m five year deal, which like its dollar and sterling predecessors was heavily criticised and widened substantially. Vodafone is now said to be planning an Aussie dollar issue.