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  • DEPFA BANK will take the concept of the jumbo Pfandbrief to a new level next week when it launches the first issue off its new global Pfandbrief programme. Under the global Pfandbrief programme, DePfa will launch benchmark issues -- tagged 'DePfas' -- at regular intervals of at least DM3bn in size. Issuance will be concentrated on the benchmark maturities of five, seven and 10 years.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Turkey this week became the first emerging market sovereign to brave the international fixed income markets this year, with the B1/B rated issuer launching a DM1bn five year transaction via Westdeutsche Landesbank. With a 7.25% coupon and a re-offer level of 99.125 the transaction was priced to yield 284bp over the 7.125% January 29, 2003 Treuhand at launch.
  • Allied Irish Banks has closed a £36m term loan for Grove International, the sponsor of a hotel project opposite British Airway's headquarters at Heathrow Airport. The loan, which has been syndicated down to Bank of Scotland and Bank of Ireland will be non-recourse during construction. However, because the hotel will be exclusively used by British Airways flight crew, the term loan will be secured on the lease agreements between British Airways and Grove International.
  • * Caterpillar Financial Services NV Guarantee: ownership of maintenance clause from Caterpillar Inc
  • * Bank of Western Australia Ltd Rating: A1/AA
  • * Morgan Stanley Dean Witter is marketing a $400m secondary offering of stock for St Joe Corp. A total of 12m shares will be offered to US and international investors, of which 1.8m will be offered outside the US. Selling shareholder the Alfred I duPont Testamentary Trust will receive all the proceeds. It will continue to own a 54% stake in the company following the sale.
  • * CL Belgium Finance Guarantor: Crédit Lyonnais Belgium
  • Egypt Bayerische Vereinsbank has launched syndication of a $11.5m two year term loan for the Export Development Bank of Egypt. The loan is priced at 37.5bp over Libor and has a grace period of six months and will be repaid in seven quarterly instalments.
  • SOCIÉTÉ Nationale des Chemins de Fer (SNCF), the French railway operator, has signed is $2bn Euro-MTN programme. Arranger ABN AMRO Hoare Govett will be joined in the dealer group by Banque Paribas, Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Nomura and UBS. A fundamental reform of SNCF last year meant that the company's borrowing requirements have been greatly reduced and it is now expected to be a much less frequent issuer in the capital markets.
  • Canada According to arrangers of the C$3.7bn Alliance Pipeline project, the bank meeting held last week for potential co-arrangers was well attended with representatives of 37 banks attending.