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  • * Dexia Municipal Agency Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and Schroders will launch on Monday a Eu250m IPO for German measuring device firm Techem. Bankers said pre-marketing for the deal was well received this week and the Amtlicher Handel listing should take place in the final week of February. The bookbuild will run from February 14 to February 22.
  • As foreshadowed in Euroweek 567, DLJ has been officially confirmed as arranger of the senior debt backing the leveraged buy-out of the automotive business from Invensys. Senior debt totals $325m, although DLJ is also arranging a subordinated debt piece.
  • The US Treasury’s decision to cut 30 year supply and buy back longer dated debt sparked chaos in US bond markets this week as traders, investors and syndicate officials searched desperately for points of reference in the changed market.
  • * Bank of America NA Rating: Aa1/AA-
  • The US Treasury’s decision to cut 30 year supply and buy back longer dated debt sparked chaos in US bond markets this week as traders, investors and syndicate officials searched desperately for points of reference in the changed market.
  • Amid a wave of financial institution deals across Europe, Fiat Bank has launched a Eu250m five year term loan, arranged by Bayerische Landesbank (books, facility agent) and WestLB (books, documentation). The bullet facility carries a margin of 20bp. Funds can be drawn on a fixed or floating rate basis.
  • UK engineering group FKI plc beat the odds this week with the launch of a Eu600m, 10 year issue that extended the yield curve for lower rated corporates in a stormy market. The success of the A3/BBB+ rated transaction bodes well for triple-B rated FlowTex and Heidelberger Zement are set to tap the seven year sector soon.
  • Easdaq-listed French software firm Swan plans to list on Nasdaq in June with a $50m deal to be mandated next week. Swan's financial director, Dieter Muechler, told Euroweek two US banks will be mandated as issue sponsors. The frontrunners are thought to be Donaldson, Lufkin & Jentrette and SG Cowen.
  • Market report: Compiled by Jim Webber,
  • LATIN AMERICA'S IPO market was boosted this week when Argentine-based Impsat Fiber Networks Inc launched a blow-out $195.5m stock sale. The deal, led by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, is the first IPO this year in Latin America.