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  • JP Morgan and Barclays have underwritten what could be the final bid for Spain's smallest power generator, Hidroelectrica del Cantabrico. The two have guaranteed a Eu3bn bid from Ferroatlántica, backed by Energie Baden-Württemberg (EnBW), for 25% of the Spanish utility.
  • Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson issued its fifth note of the year, a $15 million trade that goes out to March 2006. The issuance this year marks a return to the markets for Ericsson, after a break of over 15 months where it issued nothing. This year it has issued two notes in euro, two in Swedish krona and this last in dollar.
  • Merrill Lynch managed to complete this week the biggest ever placing of banking stock in Norway, Den norske Bank's (DnB) Nkr4.3bn (Eu536m) secondary offer, with the minimum of fuss and excellent results. Investors were drawn to a company that is seen as a good defensive stock in a country that is likely to prosper while oil prices stay high.
  • Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Ericsson) are to issue two Swedish kronor Euro-MTNs on April 9. Both notes are for Skr500 million ($47.89 million) and have a maturity of two years. One note pays interest annually and has a final coupon of 4.80%. The second note pays interest quarterly. The two notes are Ericsson's third and fourth issues of the year respectively. The issuer's two previous notes this year were issued in euro.
  • * Alstom Holdings Amount: Eu205m
  • * Allied Domecq Financial Services Guarantor: Allied Domecq plc
  • Dollar swaps traded in a very tight range this week. Ten year spreads traded as high as 95bp over 10 year Treasuries and only as low as 91bp over. Five year swaps fluctuated even less: they traded in a tight 84bp-85bp range over Treasuries. The stock market once again took the focus. Though it rallied strongly yesterday (Thursday), it began the second quarter much as it had ended the first. Corporate results were uniformly bad and grisly scenes were witnessed, particularly on the Nasdaq.
  • Lehman Brothers and Mediobanca yesterday (Thursday) put the finishing touches to a Eu700m batch of exchangeable bonds that caught the mood of investors keen to invest in defensive assets. The banks exercised the greenshoe on a deal that saw Italy's third largest pure insurance group La Fondiaria issue three notes. The notes have a new structure designed to reassure investors that the bond floor will remain steady.
  • Ford Credit Of Australia (Ford) has issued a DKr600 million ($78.85 million) seven-year note that will be issued on May 14 2001. The note, which pays interest annually, will pay a final coupon of 6%. The note is issued of Ford's euro8 billion ($6.99 billion)Euro-MTN programme that was signed in November 1999.
  • Freddie Mac has mandated ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter for a $5bn reopening of its 5.25% January 2006 five year Reference Note, to be priced on Tuesday April 10. After initial widening, the January 2006 issue has been sitting in line with the rest of the sector at 63bp-66bp over the 5.75% November 2005 Treasury Note, which currently equates to around 19bp through swaps.
  • * Preem Holdings Amount: Eu250m