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  • THE REPUBLIC of Turkey this week launched a second increase to its debut euro denominated bond, upping the outstanding Eu650m offering by a further Eu150m. The add-on was sole lead managed by Deutsche Bank and Paribas, the bookrunners on the original Eu500m transaction from late February and the first Eu150m increase last week.
  • South Africa Appetite for the $80m 364 day term loan for Absa Bank has exceeded all expectations, with over $130m committed to syndication.
  • Dollar issuance dominated Euromarket activity this week. Fannie Mae continued the development of the global market for callable product with the second issue from its Benchmark Note programme, a $2.5bn 10 year non-call three issue led by Lehman, Merrill and Morgan Stanley. Despite coming with the same structure as a $3bn Freddie Mac bond at the end of last week, the bonds were oversubscribed -- and, pleasingly for Fannie Mae, came a couple of basis points inside their fellow US agency's trading level.
  • ANZ INVESTMENT Bank is reshaping its international distribution efforts, closing its mainstream emerging markets and new issue operations, and boosting its efforts in structured products, especially from the Australasian region. Several appointments have been made in the sales and syndication unit, based in London, in an attempt to increase its distribution of Australian, New Zealand and Indian product in Europe.
  • Hong Kong Arranger Citicorp International launched the HK$500m, three year FRCD for General Electric Capital Finance yesterday (Thursday).
  • Asia * Concord Funding Corporation Ltd
  • Australia The sub-underwriting phase has been completed for the A$1.26bn loan to Energy Partnership.
  • Market report Compiled by Glenn Blackley, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
  • BRAZIL'S BNDES and the World Bank both emerged as would be saviours of the country's corporates this week, announcing plans to help the private sector pay off existing debt and borrow anew. The World Bank, through the International Finance Corp, said it was drawing up a plan to guarantee bonds sold by Brazilian companies, while BNDES launched a collateralised bond obligation-style deal involving 90 Brazilian corporations with $22.5bn of outstanding bond issues.
  • THE POLARISATION between Frankfurt's Neuer Markt and the rest of the Deutsche Börse is becoming increasingly apparent with valuations on the high growth market continuing to move up -- even in the face of weaker sentiment toward some hi-tech groups. Following this week's volatile trading on Nasdaq, many of Europe's high growth and second tier markets reverberated as investors became increasingly fearful of a correction in the sector.
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