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  • Punch Taverns produced a hint of optimism for the IPO market this week when its relaunched and resized flotation rose by 5.4%. The success of the £160m IPO, which resurfaced on Monday just days after being pulled, surprised bankers but gave the market hope that investors will buy new issues if they are cheap enough.
  • Rating: A (S&P) Amount: Eu75m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu500m Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 760 (fungible with four issues totalling Eu1.25bn first launched 12/01/98)
  • Amount: Eu250m Legal maturity: May 15, 2035
  • Derivatives Week provides exclusive intelligence on new structures and industry activity worldwide in the over-the-counter derivatives market.
  • Centro Leasing, the group part owned by BNP Paribas, Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze and Cardine Group, this week closed a Eu602m securitisation of vehicle, equipment and real estate leases. Joint lead managed by BNP Paribas and IntesaBci, the deal is Centro Leasing's first securitisation, parcelling around 20,000 loans with a 49% concentration in northern Italy and 38% in central Italy.
  • After weeks of marketing and careful explanation to investors, Credit Suisse First Boston yesterday (Thursday) launched Diversified Strategies CFO, a collateralised debt obligation backed by a fund of hedge funds managed by Bahrain-based Investcorp Management Services. Once they had overcome their initial doubts regarding hedge funds, investors snapped up the paper and the $250m of notes came at the tight end of price talk.
  • Another Portuguese bank took advantage of Portugal's new securitisation law as Banco Nacional de Crédito Imobiliário (BNC), Portugal's ninth largest bank, launched a Eu250m securitisation of residential mortgages via Deutsche Bank. The deal is only the second public RMBS transaction to come from Portugal, after Banco Comercial Portugués's Eu1bn Magellan transaction last December.
  • Feria Valencia, a not for profit institution for trade fairs in the region of Valencia, will launch a new Eu325m debt programme using structured finance techniques in June. The issue, to be underwritten by Santander Central Hispano, will comprise a Eu227.5m tranche of senior bonds with a junior loan. Although the bonds will be issued in the company's own name, they will be part guaranteed by the region of Valencia and could help provide a template for other regional bodies looking to fund at cheaper levels.
  • France BNP Paribas this week closed a Eu2.7bn synthetic collateralised debt obligation of triple-A rated asset backed securities.
  • The Eu170m five year facility for Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (PSE) is due to be launched into general syndication next week. Citigroup/SSSB (bookrunner) and ING (facility agent) are arranging the deal which pays a margin of between 50bp and 60bp over Libor according to a net debt to Ebitda ratio.