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  • * Banca Intesa Rating: A1/A/A+
  • * BfG Hypothekenbank AG Rating: AAA
  • Export Finance and Insurance Corporation has added Nomura as a dealer to its $2.5 billion debt issuance programme.
  • Arc Cores made a spectacular debut on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) yesterday (Thursday) following a 32.8 times subscription for its £157.5m IPO via bookrunner Goldman Sachs and joint lead manager UBS Warburg. The share price more than doubled on the company's first day of trading, closing at around 450p from an issue price of 210p - itself at the top of 170p-210p indicated range.
  • Hong Kong Hutchison Global Crossing will announce the mandate winner of its HK$5bn fundraiser shortly.
  • Negative rating news for Peru and Argentina this week served as a sobering reminder to attendees at the IMF meeting in Prague this weekend that Latin America, while looking better than it has in decades, still has its trouble spots. Although Brazil and Mexico are poised to receive credit upgrades, Argentina was placed on negative watch by Fitch and market participants speculated that Standard & Poor's (S&P) may be poised to do the same.
  • Malaysia * Federation of Malaysia
  • Europe * Arran Two Ltd
  • * Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Australia ANZ Investment Bank and Barclays Capital have secured a mandate from Pacific Carriage/ Southern Cross Cables. Terms are still being discussed but the amount sought is believed to be just under $1bn.
  • The IPO of Telekom Austria has been scheduled for the end of November, after the deal was moved back from earlier in the month so that investors can take into account the price of Austrian UMTS licenses. The licenses are being auctioned in the last week of October or the first week of November. "Investors have to know how much the company is going to have to pony up to get the licenses," said a banker close to the deal.
  • The grim realities of the Chase-Morgan merger are causing ripples of panic among the participants. In Morgan's fixed income group, where job losses are expected to be in the region of 90%, the staff have been lighting candles, but that is unlikely to delay the fatal summons that will confirm the end of the line. When the call comes, our advice to our Morgan friends is to be wearing brown trousers and, when the head of human resources (who is probably due for the chop as well) puts on his black cap, just think about how many Morgan shares you own and how you have really done quite well for not accomplishing very much for so many years.