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  • IBJ Securities this week privately placed the largest ever Japanese securitisation, as Dai-Ichi Mutual Life Insurance Co sold its entire residential mortgage portfolio.
  • IBJ Securities this week privately placed the largest ever Japanese securitisation, as Dai-Ichi Mutual Life Insurance Co sold its entire residential mortgage portfolio.
  • DECHRA will become the first veterinary company to be listed on the LSE next month after a £28m IPO. Bookbuilding begins today (Friday) for the deal, managed by CCF Charterhouse. The company is offering up to 35,808,287 shares at a range of 88p-136p. This will give it a price-earnings ratio of between 12 and 15, excluding interest paid on debt.
  • Estonia
  • The Eu18bn loan for Deutsche Telekom has been launched, as the blue chip German credit prepares to line up its core relationship banks for its debut facility. Around 80 banks have been invited, each for a specific hold level. There will be a bank meeting in Frankfurt on Wednesday, August 30.
  • Brazil
  • * ABB International Finance NV
  • * Alcatel SA
  • BANKERS in Hong Kong are busy working with a raft of Taiwan issuers due to tap the market in the coming months. The Taiwan stockmarket has been a disappointing performer in recent months, but bankers are keenly competing for the privatisation mandate for Chunghwa Telecom, the largest and most prestigious deal from the government sector.
  • India
  • Jamaica this week tapped the US dollar market for the first time in two years, with a $225m seven year bond. The deal, led by Bear Stearns, was launched yesterday (Thursday) to yield 13.125%, and will be priced on Friday. While Jamaica was able to launch a Eu200m three year debut euro transaction earlier this year, it was forced to abandon plans for a new dollar bond twice last year because of a lack of interest in the Ba3/B Caribbean island.
  • Three deals for a total of $370m, for Hanvit Bank, Hana Bank and KorAm Bank, are expected to be launched next week. Over $3bn has been raised so far this year for Korean banks via syndicated loans and FRNs. This figure is expected to reach $5bn by the end of the year as most of the facilities arranged in the fourth quarter of last year have maturities of one year.