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  • THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) this week launched the second issue off its Ck30bn domestic Czech koruna medium note programme. The pioneering debt issuance facility was set up in 1999 via Commerzbank Capital Markets (eastern Europe) which lead managed this week's transaction. The Ck2bn 15 year offering - the longest dated plain vanilla fixed rate offering in the Czech markets - paid a 6.5% coupon to give a yield of 6.5% on the issue/fixed re-offer price of par.
  • Argentina * Province of Buenos Aires
  • Thyssen Krupp is thought to be considering using the loan market to back its bid for Mannesmann's automotive and engineering group Atecs as the corporate restructuring of Vodafone AirTouch-Mannesmann continues. The bidder may be looking to raise about Eu8bn from the loan market. Citibank is widely tipped to be at the head of the deal, since Thyssen is being advised by Schroders.
  • * Banca Commerciale Italiana SpA Rating: A1/A/A+
  • * AIG SunAmerica Institutional Funding II Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • DOMESTIC politics overshadowed the Republic of Turkey's return to the international bond markets this week. But lead managers BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank claimed that the B1/B/B+ rated sovereign had nevertheless won over investors to its five year euro offering. The two banks were mandated on Tuesday afternoon to run the books on a Eu500m transaction and by launch yesterday (Thursday) had managed to drum up enough orders to support a Eu600m issue.
  • Denmark The Eu50m loan for Roskilde Bank has raised a total of Eu72.5m and the borrower will take the full amount.
  • * Anglian Water plc Guarantor: Anglian Water Services Ltd
  • Since the beginning of the year banks have been battling for internet supremacy in the bond markets, with claim and counter-claim to landmark transactions flying. But despite the clear efficiency gains offered by web-based syndication, questions are emerging over whether the internet can add value to the traditional underwriting methods.
  • Arrangers Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Warburg Dillon Read watched with disappointment as US energy group TXU Corp pulled back from its bid for Spain's Hidroeléctrica del Cantabrico, making the Eu3bn loan they had been preparing unnecessary. But a possible loan financing was being spoken about this week for the second bidder - Unión Fenosa.