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  • Investors could soon make a shift out of cyclical stocks and into defensive stocks, if the fixed income yield curve starts to flatten and bonds become more attractive. "When bond markets start to become more attractive than equities, investors will change their asset allocations," said Michael O'Sullivan, an analyst at Commerzbank. "If investors are constrained and are unable to move out of equities, then they will look for stocks which are bond-like."
  • EuroWeek understands that an Irish financial institution is close to awarding the mandate for a new debt facility. More details will be available next week.
  • Amount: Eu679.5m Legal maturity: January 10, 2014
  • The world's largest pasta maker Barilla has made a Eu12 a share offer for German bakery Kamps, valuing Kamps at Eu1.76bn. EuroWeek understands that in conjunction with other international lenders, Banca Popolare di Lodi will finance part of the proposed cash offer.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA+/AAA Amount: C$100m
  • Bill Demchak, global head of structured finance and credit portfolio at JP Morgan, has resigned from the bank. He plans to take the summer off before looking for another job.
  • J Sainsbury has raised the debt ceiling off its Euro-MTN programme to £
  • Rating: AA+ Amount: Sfr200m
  • The mandate to arrange the $25m six month facility for Kazakhstan Development Bank is due to be awarded in the next two weeks. Banks understood to be close to the deal are Bank Austria, ABN Amro, Citigroup/SSB, Deutsche Bank and ING.
  • Rating: Aa1/AA+/AA- Amount: Eu2bn
  • LG Electronics is tapping the market for a $200m three year FRN facility through arrangers Citigroup/SSB and Korea Development Bank. The deal will be launched to sub-underwriters today (Friday) after which general syndication will be conducted. All of the bidders for the $150m equivalent credit for KorAm Bank have been invited to form a club by the borrower.