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  • * Freddie Mac Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel Rating: A1/A+/A-
  • ARRANGERS of the Eu30bn facility for Vodafone Airtouch have launched the next round of syndication, after a $5.25bn bond issue cut the loan to Eu25bn. The two underwriting levels on offer are Eu1.5bn for senior co-arrangers, and Eu1bn for co-arrangers.
  • Euro issuance took centre stage this week as US dollar markets continued to succumb to the volatility caused by the inversion of the yield curve and increasing fears over inflation and interest rate rises. Fed chairman Alan Greenspan took a hawkish stance in his Humphrey-Hawkins testimony on Thursday, suggesting interest rates would soon rise further. Meanwhile, swap spreads continued to drift wider - an uneasy background for issuers such as KfW and the Kingdom of Spain, both looking to issue globals soon.
  • France The £1.1bn facility to back the acquisition of Meyer International by Saint Gobain launches today (Friday) to sub-underwriting co-arrangers, with a bank presentation next Thursday.
  • THE WORLD BANK this week claimed the prize of being the first supranational to launch an international bond denominated in a Latin American currency, when it launched a Mexican peso denominated Eurobond. Lead managed by Chase Manhattan, the Aaa/AAA rated Ps1bn ($106m) three year issue featured an attractive 15.875% semi-annual headline coupon and issue/fixed re-offer price of 99.783 to give a yield of 15.969%, equivalent to the offered yield on similarly dated Cetes Mexican government bonds.
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    * Republic of Italy Rating: Aa3/AA/AA-
  • Argentina * Banco Hipotecario SA
  • * The Republic of Turkey is set to launch a ¥35bn three year Samurai issue via Nomura today (Friday). The likely par priced issue has been marketed on a 3.25%-3.50% coupon range, implying a spread of around 250bp-275bp over yen Libor. The prospects for a successful return to the Samurai market by Turkey were boosted earlier this month when Japanese Credit Rating (JCR) upped its rating for Turkey to BB+ from BB.
  • * Alpha Credit Group plc Guarantor: Alpha Credit Bank AE