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  • * AIG SunAmerica Institutional Funding II Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Austria Bank Austria Creditanstalt has completed syndication of a $140m five year term loan for OMV Ltd, guaranteed by parent company OMV AG. The borrower is one of the leading oil and gas groups in central and eastern Europe, and is the largest industrial company by market capitalisation in Austria.
  • Market report: Compiled by Vusi Mhlanzi, RBC DS Global Markets, London
  • Schroder Salomon Smith Barney expects to price Abbey National's record breaking £2.246bn securitisation of UK residential mortgages, Holmes Financing (No 1) plc, on Monday. "There is a lot of work to be done on the credit side and several important clients have asked for extra time," said Peter Apostolicas, director of syndicate for ABS at Salomon in London.
  • The long awaited debut global bond from the Kingdom of Spain finally emerged on Thursday afternoon, late European time, as a $1.5bn five year transaction. Pricing will take place on Friday, during the New York afternoon, at 5bp over the five year agency curve. Agencies to be used for the pricing are the Fannie Mae February 2005s - trading late Thursday at 79bp over Treasuries - and the Freddie Mac July 2005s - trading at 77bp.
  • * Abbey National Treasury Services plc Guarantor: Abbey National plc
  • * Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten NV Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • IN A surprise move on Wednesday, Telstra sold most of its shareholding in share registry firm Computershare, raising A$387m initially and up to A$600m if investors exercise all the warrants attached to the shares within 12 months. The unusual, although not unique, deal structure gives investors one warrant per two shares purchased.
  • TURKCELL proved to be one of the week's biggest hits when the mobile phone company raised the maximum 10% allowed on its debut following a $1.87bn IPO. The Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter-led issue priced at Tl 44,000 (or $17.60 per American Depository Share) from a range of Tl 41,500-Tl 51,5000, having closed 3.5 times covered. There were 250 shares to each ADS. There is a 2.4bn share or 10% greenshoe.
  • The Republic of Turkey tapped the market again this week with a Eu533.06m seven year bond issue via Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch - its fourth fundraising in six weeks. The B1/B+ rated deal reopened a DM1.5bn issue launched in 1997, creating a redenominated Eu1.3bn benchmark issue. It was the first redenominated deal for an emerging market sovereign issuer, according to one of the lead managers.