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  • * SüdwestLB Capital Market plc Guarantor: Südwestdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale
  • HSBC has closed syndication of the £220m debt facilities backing Yule Catto's takeover of Holliday Chemicals Holdings. Syndication was oversubscribed, but the deal was not increased. The facility is split into a £120m five year revolving credit and a £100m five year term loan. Both loans are priced at 50bp over Libor but ratchet down to 40bp.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Ukraine this week became the first central and eastern European issuer to tap the euro denominated bond market with the launch of a Eu500m two year offering. Lead managed by SBC Warburg Dillon Read -- bookrunner on all the emerging market sovereign issues in euros to date -- the B2 rated transaction was roadshowed at an indicated issue size of Eu200m-Eu400m. But demand for name and credit diversification as well as yield allowed the lead manager to increase the transaction to Eu500m.
  • FANNIE Mae continued its stunning assault on the global bond markets this week with the launch of a ¥100bn 10 year transaction -- and was joined by three fellow US agencies issuing in the dollar sector. After three dollar denominated benchmark note offerings and a reopening totalling $12.75bn, Fannie Mae launched a rare yen global via Barclays Capital and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.
  • THERE appears to be no stopping the remarkable deluge of supply in the Euro and global markets this year, with more than $20bn of new issues hitting the markets in the first four days of this week. Liquidity is still what matters most to investors, with the World Bank's largest ever global bond another overwhelming success.
  • * Christiania Bank og Kreditkasse Rating: A2
  • * Bayerische Landesbank Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • EQUITY BULLS propelled the US markets to a new record high this week with the Dow index reaching 8,675 on Wednesday. Some investors took profits yesterday (Thursday), prompting the Dow to slide slightly, but Nasdaq stocks remained buoyant as technology shares shrugged off last week's anxiety over first quarter profit earnings. The stockmarket remains strong with many analysts focusing on continued evidence of a robust US economy from the country's corporates.
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    * Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) Rating: Aaa/AAA