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  • The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the central bank of the Philippines, returned to the public international debt capital markets for the first time in over 18 months when it launched a $130m 2-1/2 year floating rate note this week. JP Morgan is sole lead manager of the Ba1/BB+ rated issue, which was launched at a spread of 275bp over six month Libor.
  • The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is back in the market with a blockbuster $1.1bn global and A$600m domestic mortgage securitisation to raise the equivalent of A$2.85bn. Salomon Smith Barney is to lead manage the global portion, while CBA will place the domestic bonds.
  • Cable & Wireless surprised the market this week by selling down its entire remaining 14.7% stake in Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW) through a jumbo $1.5bn exchangeable bond lead managed by UBS Warburg. Investors and rival bankers almost universally disliked the deal, reporting little primary market buying and claiming UBS Warburg still has a large portion of the deal on its books.
  • Heritage Building Society Ltd has entered the Australian mortgage backed market with its first term securitisation. The Toowoomba, Queensland-based building society launched a A$250m deal earlier this week to term out mortgages warehoused by SG.
  • With three issuers launching transactions this week to take advantage of relatively quiet primary markets and a 50bp overnight interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia, Australian bankers hope to see a strong corporate pipeline in the second quarter. Eurofima, the triple-A rated supranational, entered the market on Monday with a A$200m two year transaction. RBC DS was sole lead manager for the deal and ABN Amro, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and Westpac Banking Corp participated as co-managers. The transaction, which pays a coupon of 5%, was priced to yield 4.995%, flat to the quarterly bank bills swap rate (BBSW).
  • Fifteen Spanish savings banks will today (Friday) price the first securitisation of cédulas hipotecarias, the Spanish equivalent of mortgage Pfandbriefe, in a Eu2.048bn deal.
  • Fifteen Spanish savings banks will today (Friday) price the first securitisation of cédulas hipotecarias, the Spanish equivalent of mortgage Pfandbriefe, in a Eu2.048bn deal.
  • South Africa A bank meeting was held on Wednesday for the $4.3bn of loan facilities supporting the $17.6bn acquisition of De Beers, the world's largest diamond miner and producer, by DB Investments.
  • ABN Amro has been added to the dealer panel off Jyske Bank's $1 billion Euro-MTN programme.
  • Hong Kong Commerz (East Asia) and Industrial & Commercial Bank of China have launched an HK$800m three year FRCD for International Bank of Asia.
  • Philippines * Bangko Sentral NG Pilipinas
  • Europe * Akbank 2001-A Receivables Trust Certificates