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  • There was more activity this week in a storming primary market than in any week since March. More than $20bn of investment grade supply was issued in the dollar market and over Eu12.5bn came to the euro sector. But markets remain volatile, more so following yesterday's (Thursday) fall in the Dow Jones to below 8,000 for the second time since July.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: $50m
  • Rating: Aa2/A+ Amount: $2bn
  • Swiss insurer Zurich Financial Services has agreed a minimum strike price of Sfr65 with the underwriters of its $2.5bn rights issue. Zurich announced plans two weeks ago for a $2bn-$2.5bn offering, but only put in place firm underwriting on Tuesday. The exact terms of the deal will be set on October 11, once an EGM has approved the offering.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu500m Hypotheken Pfandbrief series 510
  • Amount: Eu359m Legal maturity: April 30, 2093
  • Amount: Eu1.7bn Issue price: 100.00
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  • E.On has more than doubled the size of its EuroMTN programme to Eu20bn. This comes less than a year after the borrower increased the limit to Eu7.5bn from its original size of Eu2bn. Hans-Gisbert Ulmke, executive vice president of finance at E.On said: "We used up the previous volume by placing Eu7.5bn of bonds in four tranches in euro and sterling."
  • Embattled Credit Suisse Group boss Lukas Mühlemann is leaving ahead of schedule. He had already agreed to step down as chairman, but was to keep his job as chief executive officer. The group's board of directors has named vice chairman and Swiss Re CEO Walter Kielholz as its next chairman.
  • Rating: Aa3/AA/AA Amount: Eu400m
  • ABN Amro (bookrunner), Fortis Bank (facility agent), ING (bookrunner) and Rabobank (bookrunner) have been mandated to arrange a Eu650m multi-tranche facility for car leasing company Athlon Groep. The deal is split into a Eu200m 364 day revolver, a Eu300m three year term loan, a Eu100m revolver and a and a 3-1/2 year Eu50m subordinated tem loan.