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  • Financing for Klesch-Liberty Media's acquisition of the remaining German cable assets that have been up for sale by Deutsche Telekom is unlikely to involve the high yield bond market, it emerged today, and loan facilities supporting the transaction are set to be less than the Eu3bn initially rumoured.
  • As news comes of the resignation of Turkey’s central bank governor, Gazi Ercel, market attention focuses on the banking sector’s struggle to survive the latest crisis.
  • Fannie Mae yesterday (Thursday) priced $11.5bn of benchmark securities, equalling its own record of issuance on a single day by offering $6bn of 5% two year notes, and $5.5bn of 5.5% five year notes. Credit Suisse First Boston, Goldman Sachs and HSBC led the deals, which were effortlessly absorbed by a market hungry for quality and yield.
  • Fannie Mae yesterday (Thursday) priced $11.5bn of benchmark securities, equalling its own record of issuance on a single day by offering $6bn of 5% two year notes, and $5.5bn of 5.5% five year notes. Credit Suisse First Boston, Goldman Sachs and HSBC led the deals, which were effortlessly absorbed by a market hungry for quality and yield.
  • Fiat Finance & Trade has issued its first sterling note since October 2000, and its fifth note of 2001. The 11-month £
  • Freddie Mac’s three year Eu5bn EuReference Note has been priced by bookrunners BNP Paribas, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch at the price talk of Euribor minus 9bp. This brings Freddie Mac’s euro denominated paper through BTPs for the first time since it began its programme in the third quarter of 2000.
  • Price talk for Freddie Mac’s Eu5bn three year EuReference Note transaction, which is expected to price on Wednesday, has widened from Libor minus 10bp to minus 9bp, at the same Freddie Mac’s outstanding paper has widened out to minus 9bp. The cheapening has given a fillip to the bookbuilding process, which was not going as well as hoped.
  • Freddie Mac today announced the sizes and leads for its March issuance calendar. It has a 10 year Reference Note due to price on Wednesday March 7. That will be a $5bn deal. Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Salomon Smith Barney and CSFB have the mandate. On Thursday March 8, the US housing agency is due to auction two year notes through its Dutch auction system. That issue size will also be $5bn.
  • Crédit Lyonnais (joint bookrunner, information memo and publicity) and HSBC Investment Bank (joint bookrunner, facility agent and documentation) have won the mandate to arrange a Eu450m amortising term loan and revolver for Getrag Ford Transmissions.
  • Crédit Lyonnais (joint bookrunner, information memo and publicity) and HSBC Investment Bank (joint bookrunner, facility agent and documentation) have won the mandate to arrange a Eu450m amortising term loan and revolver for Getrag Ford Transmissions.
  • GTL Financial Corp is expected to sign a $150 million Euro-CP programme. And Corvus Investments is to sign a $5 billion Euro-MTN programme soon.
  • The roadshow for Huntsman ICI’s Eu200m high yield issue starts tomorrow (Wednesday) with a lunch in London followed by visits to Frankfurt, Zurich, Paris, Amsterdam and Milan. Pricing is expected early next week.