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  • Landesbank Sachsen has tripled the limit off its Euro-MTN programme from euro5 billion ($4.40 billion) to euro15 billion.
  • Amount: £389.1m Issue price: 100.00
  • Lehman Brothers has been dropped as a dealer off Eksportfinans's $2.5 billion Euro-CP programme. JPMorgan has been added to the dealer panel. The programme was signed in December 1992 and has $1.54 billion off 52 trades.
  • Legal & General, the UK insurance company, posted impressive growth in new business in the first quarter of 2002 which saw its fund management arm win £3bn of new funds. At March 31 2002, the company had £122bn of funds under management. This is an increase of £12bn from this time last year and continues its impressive record of gaining an average of £1bn new funds to manage each month. This is an average it has kept since January 1998.
  • Guarantor: Linde AG Amount: Eu50m
  • LM Glasfiber, the world's leading manufacturer of wind turbine blades, this week sought to take advantage of positive investor sentiment to renewable energy by launching a Eu230m IPO. The deal follows the success of REpower, the German wind turbine manufacturer whose Eu82m IPO last month rose 8% on its first day.
  • Financière Agache, the French holding company, sold a tightly priced Eu1bn bond exchangeable into shares in LVMH, the French luxury goods company, on Tuesday. But despite it being seven times oversubscribed, investors and convertible analysts complained that the offering was typical of other recently launched equity-linked deals in that the issuer had tried to squeeze too much out.
  • The £335m seven year acquisition facility for Mall Fund is heading for an oversubscripton. EuroWeek understands that banks - which have been offered tickets of £75m, £50m and £25m - have been keen to buy tickets of up to £100m.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/AA Amount: £250m
  • Merrill Lynch has lifted the ceiling off its Euro-MTN programme to $30 billion from $25 billion.
  • Institutional fund managers are launching convertible bond funds as part of their derivative operations, providing a new source of demand for equity-linked products. "We are seeing a growing number of clients viewing derivatives and convertibles as one product," said Michael Maras, global head of equity linked research at Merrill Lynch. "We have two major institutional clients on the derivatives side that have recently launched convertible funds."
  • * UBS Warburg launched a raid on Bank of America's US asset backed team, taking Shahid Quraishi to US asset backed origination in New York. Also joining from Bank of America are Paul Scialabba, Reggi DeVilliers, Peter Faigl and Daniel Huang.