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  • US AGENCY Fannie Mae proved the advantages of offering investors liquidity this week when in the face of volatile swap and credit spreads it successfully raised $2bn through a tap of its five year global benchmark note, having already raised the same amount through a 10 year add-on last week.
  • US AGENCY Fannie Mae proved the advantages of offering investors liquidity this week when in the face of volatile swap and credit spreads it successfully raised $2bn through a tap of its five year global benchmark note, having already raised the same amount through a 10 year add-on last week.
  • Asset backed securities: * Fennica No 3 plc
  • GLOBAL co-ordinators Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and MeesPierson are shortly expected to launch the sale of stock in Fortis, the Dutch banking group, which plans to raise up to $2bn to fund its purchase of Générale de Banque. Taking account of market conditions, the lead managers are proceeding cautiously and are refusing to be bound by an inflexible timetable or fixed underwriting areas.
  • GLOBAL co-ordinators, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Warburg Dillon Read and Konventum will shortly launch the sale of stock in Finland's Fortum, the newly named company formed as a result of the merger of electricity group IVO with oil group Neste. The deal has been expected on the markets for some time and emerges after the exchange of stock between Neste shareholders has been completed.
  • Hannover Re broke new ground when it accessed the capital markets. It wanted discretion, easily available capacity and to forge a new reputation for itself. It believes the effort it has put in has now paid off. "We wanted access to the capital markets on a long term basis," says Jürgen Gräber, deputy member of the board at Hannover Re, responsible for securitisation.
  • FROM NEW YORK our moles in Harry's Bar on Hanover Square say that Mike 'Woody' Sherwood, the fabulously wealthy former syndicate king at Goldman Sachs, may be returning to London sooner than expected.
  • The companies thinking about issuing bonds Reactions magazine polled the chief financial officers and those managers in charge of alternative risk transfer at the world's 100 largest insurance companies to find out what they thought of securitisation. Here are some of their replies:
  • Domestic issuance: * Banca d'Intermediazione Mobiliare IMI SpA
  • THE GERMAN equity market is set to host a wide variety of flotations by the end of the year if market conditions stabilise and issuers modify their pricing expectations. According to one German banker: "This market, more than any other in Europe, has been powered by the huge number of small cap and high growth companies which were able to access equity capital through the second tier markets."
  • Brazil ABN AMRO is considering alternative structures for its $400m refinancing for VBC Energia.
  • * Kredietbank Luxembourg Amount: Lfr2bn subordinated debt