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  • * Asian Development Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA-
  • The dollar and euro markets offered reasons for optimism to borrowers and syndicate officials this week, with US markets stabilising after the previous week's 50bp rate increase and credit product in Europe attracting investors off the sidelines. Market participants are hopeful that should levels remain steady over the coming short week, borrowers may be able to take advantage of the new, albeit wider levels.
  • Lehman Brothers this week cut back plans for a high yield offering for Weigh-Tronix from Eu135m to Eu100m and raised the coupon from 11% to 12% as investors took fright over the amount of leverage on the company's balance sheet. And yesterday (Thursday) several potential investors in the transaction told Euroweek that they expected the deal to be pulled following a lack of new information from the bank since the mid-week sizing and pricing revision.
  • Lehman Brothers this week cut back plans for a high yield offering for Weigh-Tronix from Eu135m to Eu100m and raised the coupon from 11% to 12% as investors took fright over the amount of leverage on the company's balance sheet. And yesterday (Thursday) several potential investors in the transaction told Euroweek that they expected the deal to be pulled following a lack of new information from the bank since the mid-week sizing and pricing revision.
  • France Natexis Banque has arranged a £70m revolver for Gaz de France to support its acquisition of North Sea oil and gas fields from Ranger Oil and Lasmo.
  • * Deutsche Telekom International Finance BV Guarantor: Deutsche Telekom AG
  • Poland's BRE Bank put away a Eu200m five year floating rate note (FRN) issue yesterday (Thursday) through lead managers Commerzbank and Merrill Lynch, suggesting that the FRN may become the flavour of the month for emerging market debt. It was priced with a coupon of 37.5bp over three month Euribor and at an issue/reoffer price of 99.754.
  • Market report: Compiled by Jim Webber, TD Securities, London, Tel: +44 207 282 8216
  • Canary Wharf Group plc, owner of the Canary Wharf office development in London's Docklands, this week issued its second securitisation of buildings in the complex, using an innovative structure including variable funding notes that could form a new template for commercial property securitisations. Though investors appear to have liked the deal, shaky credit markets denied Canary Wharf the blowout reception that greeted its first securitisation in November 1997.