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  • * HVB Real Estate Bank AG Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Investors are warning that the convertibles market is becoming too focused on the growing hedge fund investor base, with not enough attention being paid to the outright convertible investor base. "The market has been in denial for some time about hedge funds," said one convertibles market observer, "but that seems to have changed. This market is now dominated by demand from hedge funds so bankers are really just bringing out deals for them."
  • Investors are warning that the convertibles market is becoming too focused on the growing hedge fund investor base, with not enough attention being paid to the outright convertible investor base. "The market has been in denial for some time about hedge funds," said one convertibles market observer, "but that seems to have changed. This market is now dominated by demand from hedge funds so bankers are really just bringing out deals for them."
  • * DePfa Bank Europe plc Keepwell agreement: from DePfa Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG
  • Prudential plc this week mirrored the recent success of its UK peer CGNU in the euro and sterling markets, with a two tranche subordinated issue that was increased on the back of high levels of oversubscription in both currencies. Such was the strength of demand that bookbuilding was curtailed. "We closed the book a day early to avoid a ridiculous allocation process," said a syndicate official at UBS Warburg, joint bookrunner with Goldman Sachs.
  • After an uneventful year in the central and eastern European loan market, bankers expect privatisation in the region to boost business in 2002. Backing these expectations is the news that Standard Bank London has won the mandate to arrange a $180m 18 month acquisition facility backing the purchase of a 51% stake in Ceske Radio Communikace by Dutch special purpose company Bivideon.
  • Scania has confirmed the dealer panel off its euro1.5 billion ($1.36 billion) Euro-MTN programme that was signed on November 23. The panel is ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Handelsbanken Trading, JPMorgan, Nordea Markets, Schroder Salomon Smith Barney (also the arranger) and SEB Merchant Banking.
  • Snam Rete Gas, the Italian gas transportation company, gave much needed hope to the European IPO market yesterday (Thursday) by rising 5.7% on its first day of trading.
  • Finland Senior syndication of the Eu800m debt facility supporting BC Partners' buy-out of Sanitec has been closed oversubscribed.
  • * Commerzbank AG Rating: A1/A+/A+
  • Snam Rete Gas, the Italian gas transportation company, gave much needed hope to the European IPO market yesterday (Thursday) by rising 5.7% on its first day of trading.
  • * Carlsberg Finance A/S Guarantor: Carlsberg Breweries A/S