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  • * World Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • LATIN DEBT markets were hit with a vengeance by the overspill from the Asian currency crisis this week, as concerns about Brazil's fiscal position spread to other countries in the region.
  • LATIN DEBT markets were hit with a vengeance by the overspill from the Asian currency crisis this week, as concerns about Brazil's fiscal position spread to other countries in the region.
  • * State Bank of New South Wales Guarantor: State of New South Wales
  • THE CITY of Turin is preparing to issue a second tranche of Buoni Ordinari Comunali (municipal bonds) fungible with the 20 year floater it launched in September 1996. The addition of a second Lit37.4bn tranche, scheduled for launch in mid-December, will lift the size of the transaction to Lit99bn. The proceeds of the second tranche will be used for public works in the city.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Brendan Goffinet, Hambros Bank Ltd, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1087
  • WESTDEUTSCHE Landesbank has set up Euro and US commercial paper conduits to provide an in-house rated funding source for its Compass asset backed programme. Compass has been active since 1995, privately refinancing assets through the Euroloan market. It has generated $900m of transactions with trade and financial receivables bought from bank and corporate clients in Germany, the UK and Spain.
  • HAMBROS BANK introduced the Guinness Trust to the capital markets this week with a £60m bond secured on a portfolio of social housing. The 40 year deal, rated Aa2 by Moody's and AA- by Standard & Poor's, was re-offered at 100.4436 to yield 95bp over the 8% 2021 Gilt on a 7.5% coupon.
  • * First USA will launch its long awaited French franc securitisation of US credit card receivables today (Friday), with Bear Stearns as lead manager. International Credit Card Funding No. 1 Ltd will offer Ffr2bn of seven year hard bullet bonds paying 26bp to 27bp over the 6.75% October 2004 OAT. If the bonds are not redeemed as expected in October 2004 the coupon changes to floating rate until final maturity in June 2007.
  • PUMA MANAGEMENT Ltd returned to the Euromarkets this week with a blow-out $900m securitisation of Australian mortgages. Lead manager JP Morgan increased the deal from $700m and still had spare orders. Kieran Brush, Puma's treasurer, said: "The bond was a resounding success by any standards, but in the adverse market we have now it is a triumph. We wanted a well priced, large issue and that is what JP Morgan delivered."
  • INTERNATIONAL Bank of Asia, the Hong Kong bank which is 55% owned by Arab Banking Corp, is considering securitisation as one of a number of options for reducing mortgage exposure on its balance sheet. Hong Kong mortgages make up about 40% of the bank's assets -- the level which the Hong Kong Monetary Authority has set as a maximum for banks in the special administrative region.