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  • In just a few years, Germany has gone from being one of Europe's least dynamic equity markets to one of its most exciting.
  • One of the newer figures on the European agency scene - at least as far as benchmark international bond issuance is concerned - is Spain's Instituto de Crédito Oficial (ICO).
  • Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau is regarded by many as the ne plus ultra of the European agencies. Owned by the German government (80%) and the Länder (20%) and the subject of its own law, KfW has, since April 1998, been explicitly guaranteed by the federal republic.
  • You know the name, but you might not yet be all that familiar with the credit. L-Bank is a much changed institution since the beginning of 1999, and its credit is arguably much stronger.
  • Australia's leading financial sector issuers comprise some of the best known names in the Euromarkets, with a long track record of issuing at competitive rates and developing a loyal investor base - in fixed rate, floating rate and structured markets alike.
  • "One should not oversimplify borrower categories," says Johannes Attems, senior director and member of the board at Oesterrichische Kontrollbank. "Some investors consider us a quasi-government issuer, others see us as an export credit agency."
  • Réseau Ferré de France is a state owned entity responsible for the development and financing of France's rail infrastructure. It was set up in 1997 to enable the return to financial health of France's beleaguered rail system - which, by the end of 1995, was buckling under debt of Ffr200bn and an annual deficit of Ffr15bn.
  • The growth in European retail equity investment over the past few years has been a major driver in the growth of the continent's equity capital markets - nowhere more so than in Germany.
  • Ever since the Neuer Markt came into existence two years ago, Germany's growth stockmarket has consistently proved its doubters wrong. Much to the disappointment of the knockers, the bubble has not yet burst, liquidity is growing at an impressive rate, investors are proving to be perfectly sophisticated and investment banks - domestic and foreign - are falling over themselves for a piece of the primary market action.
  • The week beginning May 10 delivered something of a jolt for the scores of investors - largely, but by no means exclusively, German retail buyers - who had come to believe that the performance of the Neuer Markt was becoming a one-way street.
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  • THE ASIAN Development Bank (ADB) swept past the half way mark of its 1999 funding programme this week with a surprise re-entry into the Kangaroo market. Launched on Wednesday, the transaction has taken ADB's total this year past the $3bn mark -- over half the roughly $6bn that is likely to be raised from a $7.1bn programme, according to head of funding Peter Balon.