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having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • Waugh latest to leave after Merrill reshuffle
    SETH WAUGH, one of the principal architects of Merrill Lynch's dominance of the global fixed income markets, has become the latest senior figure to leave the bank's fixed income division.
    January 29, 1999
  • Week in a glance: Euro captures the limelight
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    January 29, 1999
  • DePfa aims for benchmark role
    DEPFA TOOK the latest step in its strategy to place itself in a league of its own yesterday, with the launch of a global Pfandbrief of at least Eu3bn -- the largest ever jumbo and the largest non-government fixed rate bond in euros. When the deal is priced and sized today (Friday), the fate of DePfa's bid to fashion itself an asset class in front of the rest of the jumbo Pfandbrief market will become clear.
    January 29, 1999
  • DePfa aims to jump ahead of Pfandbriefe competitors
    5529
    January 29, 1999
  • @Entertainment reopens central European corporate mart with structured high yielder
    POLISH MEDIA company @Entertainment has become the first Eastern European corporate to tap the high yield bond markets since the Russian crisis, with the launch of a $257m deferred coupon 10 year transaction lead managed by Merrill Lynch Priced last Friday at a spread of 1,285bp over Treasuries, the issue is the second by the Polish borrower in the high yield market and came some 35bp back from where the issuer's previous deal was trading.
    January 29, 1999
  • Euro captures the limelight
    CONTINUING uncertainty in the fixed rate dollar markets restricted benchmark issuance to global transactions for the Inter-American Development Bank and Household Finance Corp. The IDB's $1bn five year issue was not an obvious proposition given the supranational's exposure to Latin America. However, the deal was highly acclaimed by all involved with the issuer praised for its pragmatic approach to pricing.
    January 29, 1999
  • French corporates drive euro convertible issuance
    5561
    January 29, 1999
  • Household leads US corporates
    US INVESTORS shrugged off Brazil's currency crisis and dived into both investment grade and US corporate junk bond deals this week. That enabled a flood of issues to come to the market, including Household Finance Corp's blow-out $1.3bn global bond. The 10 year deal, led by Salomon Smith Barney and Warburg Dillon Read, was increased from $1bn and was due to price this morning (Friday) at 126bp over.
    January 29, 1999
  • Hungary euro debut highlights country's lure
    THE REPUBLIC of Hungary this week made its keenly awaited own-name debut in the international bond markets, with the launch of the country's inaugural issue in the single European currency. The benchmark Eu500m 10 year offering was joint lead managed by DG Bank and JP Morgan, which emerged victorious from a bidding war that involved at least 25 banks.
    January 29, 1999
  • Investors lap up credit as euro market takes shape
    THE SHAPE of the euro-denominated bond markets became clearer this week as issuers across the credit spectrum offered liquid transactions and investors began a sustained period of outright buying of securities in the new single currency.
    January 29, 1999
  • Japanese asset backed bonds jostle for investors
    5588
    January 29, 1999
  • Joint leads, co-leads, managers of all international bonds -- 1999 (based on equal apportionment) (January 28, 1998)
    January 29, 1999
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