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  • THE REPUBLIC of Colombia is today (Friday) expected to kick off the roadshow for its long awaited debut in the sterling market. Lead managers CSFB and Barclays plan to take the issuer to Zurich, London and Edinburgh for investor presentations and if markets permit, price the deal in the next two weeks.
  • CABLE & Wireless Communications has announced that it will sell up to $2.8bn of investment grade bonds, having first conducted a buyback of around $1.2bn of junk bonds. The bonds were issued by UK cable companies Bell Cablemedia, Mercury Communications, Nynex CableComms and Videotron, all since merged with Cable & Wireless to create the investment grade CWC.
  • * Bayerische Vereinsbank Overseas Finance NV Guarantor: Bayerische Vereinsbank AG
  • * Baden-Württemberg L-Finance NV Guarantor: L-Bank
  • THE January rush to get deals into the market and notch up league table points continued at a rapid pace in several currency sectors but most notably in fixed rate dollars. The five year area continued to be the focus of issuer and investor attention, $7.8bn targeting the 2003 maturity this week through just six transactions including Fannie Mae's $4bn benchmark note transaction.
  • CHASE SUCCESSFULLY tapped the Deutschmark, French franc and guilder markets this week with the first euro fungible asset backed issue. Liquidity and investor diversification were the grail for Chase with its first Eurocurrency credit card deal -- three parallel tranches with a total equivalent value of $765m will redenominate into euros if monetary union goes ahead.
  • HSBC HAS set up a $5bn US ABCP conduit called Regency, through which it intends to securitise a broad gamut of assets. The conduit's asset holding company is registered in Ireland's International Financial Services Centre, while the CP issuing vehicle is an LLC incorporated in Delaware.
  • * American Skandia Life Assurance Co has privately placed $65.86m of notes backed by variable annuity fees, via SBC Warburg Dillon Read. ASLAC Funding Trust 1997-2 is the third such issue from the company, the only entity to have securitised the asset class, always using Dillon Read as placement agent. The issue is rated BBB by Duff & Phelps.
  • In their second article, Johan Beumée and Paul Wilmott look at how to construct a pricing model for warrants.