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  • Deutsche Bank has moved to plug some of the gaps left by the departure of Grant Kvalheim and Peter Goettler, by promoting Jorge Calderon to global head of debt capital markets, and hiring Nigel Cree from Merrill Lynch. Also joining from Merrill Lynch is Dan Campbell, who becomes global head of hybrid capital products with responsibility for tier one and other hybrid instruments. He had been head of global capital products at Merrill for four years until leaving about a month ago.
  • Deutsche Telekom yesterday (Thursday) confirmed that it is preparing its latest jumbo financing package, a Eu5bn-Eu8bn bond to be lead managed by BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan.
  • Deutsche Telekom yesterday (Thursday) confirmed that it is preparing its latest jumbo financing package, a Eu5bn-Eu8bn bond to be lead managed by BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan.
  • Market participants were stunned yesterday (Monday) when Standard&Poor's affirmed Deutsche Telekom's (DT) A- rating and removed it from CreditWatch with negative implications.
  • Vivendi Environnments is to sign a euro4 billion ($3.4 billion) Euro-MTN programme. Moody's has assigned the facility an A3 long-term rating.
  • The EBRD this week launched its inaugural global dollar bond, a $1bn June 2006 transaction priced flat to the Fannie Mae February 2006s, making the supranational the first this year to price a bond without paying a premium to the US agencies. Other supranational issuers in the five year sector this year have included the World Bank, which priced its deal at 1bp over Fannie Mae, the EIB at 4bp over, the IADB at 6bp over, and the IFC at 4bp over.
  • Colombia * Republic of Colombia
  • The EBRD this week launched its inaugural global dollar bond, a $1bn June 2006 transaction priced flat to the Fannie Mae February 2006s, making the supranational the first this year to price a bond without paying a premium to the US agencies. Other supranational issuers in the five year sector this year have included the World Bank, which priced its deal at 1bp over Fannie Mae, the EIB at 4bp over, the IADB at 6bp over, and the IFC at 4bp over.
  • The Hungarian forint joined the Polish zloty and Czech and Slovak korunas as the latest Eurobond issuance currency in central Europe this week with full convertibility expected next week. WestLB pipped other investment banks to the post on Wednesday, issuing and distributing the first ever Euroforint bond, albeit only a Huf2bn (Eu8m) two year private placement.
  • The launch of the Eu200m Zentaris IPO this week highlighted the beginning of a potential new wave in European biotech offerings, despite the fact that investors are still reluctant to invest into the sector. The German cancer research corporation, which is being sold by chemicals maker Degussa, is the largest of a range of firms hoping to win investor approval across Scandinavia, France and Germany.
  • * Banca Italease SpA Amount: Eu250m