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  • Alpha Credit has increased and redenominated its Euro-MTN programme to euro3 billion ($2.68 billion) from $1 billion. Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan have been added to the dealer panel.
  • Brunei Launch of the $250m five year credit facility for the ministry of finance of the Sultanate of Brunei will be delayed until the new year.
  • Australia Barclays Capital is preparing to launch an $85.5m two year term loan for Qantas Airlines. Proceeds are for the purchase of new aircraft and for working capital.
  • Asia * Korea Credit Guarantee CBO Ltd
  • * Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Axa Investment Managers on Wednesday launched four new funds as part of its institutional pension funds range. The funds, which are designed to complement Axa's existing range of 15 funds, are long dated gilts, long dated AA corporate bonds, and UK and global equities funds.
  • Banco Popular Espanol (previously known as Popular Finance Cayman) has raised the limit off its Euro-MTN programme to $4 billion from $2 billion. UBS Warburg has been added to the dealer panel.
  • BNP Paribas has merged its emerging markets fixed income operations into its high grade business. The local markets FX and interest rate groups will be folded into the global businesses. Emerging markets debt capital markets now reports to global co-head of high grade Paul Hearn. Trading reports to Hearn's co-head Eric Dumas. Luke Cardyn's emerging market syndicate team reports to Martin Egan, head of debt syndication in London.
  • Commitments have begun to roll in for the Eu15bn credit for France Télécom (FT). The deal is the biggest loan in the Euromarket since Vodafone signed its $13.275bn refinancing in June, and while banks have been at pains to keep a lid on the speculation surrounding the deal, it is inevitable given the size involved.
  • BNDES, Brazil's federally owned development bank, this week led an expected wave of Brazilian issues backed by political risk insurance (PRI) with its $300m 10 year bond led by JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch. Issuers are hoping they can exploit the increasing decoupling of Latin American credits from Argentina. They can also appeal to investors keen to bring down their cash levels before the year end.