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  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Nkr400m
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  • The EuroMTN dealing community jetted off to sunny Reykjavik yesterday (Thursday) for Islandbanki and Landsvirkjun's Discover Iceland bash. But Leak has been informed that many had problems deciding what to wear. It seems no one wanted to make the mistake Deutsche Bank's MTN chief, Chris Jones, made last year, when he turned up to brave the Arctic in a pair of shorts.
  • The dollar was by far the most tapped currency this week in the EuroMTN market. Over $2bn was raised from 112 deals, with Morgan Stanley at the heart of much of the business. The US bank's big deal was a $100m trade for Bayerische Landesbank. The note has a six year tenor and carries a step-up coupon of 4% a year starting from September 19, 2003.
  • The corporate market had to wait until yesterday (Thursday) for Volkswagen's eagerly awaited benchmark bond, which was widely expected to re-open the market after a two month drought. When the Eu1.5bn March 2008 issue via Barclays Capital, Commerzbank and SG was priced flat to secondaries, bankers praised the enlarged deal's performance as it traded up on its first day.
  • Rating: A1/A+ Amount: Eu1.5bn
  • The corporate market had to wait until yesterday (Thursday) for Volkswagen's eagerly awaited benchmark bond, which was widely expected to re-open the market after a two month drought. When the Eu1.5bn March 2008 issue via Barclays Capital, Commerzbank and SG was priced flat to secondaries, bankers praised the enlarged deal's performance as it traded up on its first day.
  • Over $1.1bn was issued despite this being the quietest week for a long while in the euro market - just 39 trades were completed, compared with 65 last week. Société Générale Acceptance was the most active borrower, issuing five notes. The largest of these was a Eu20m deal maturing in December 2010.