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  • * Deutsche Siedlungs- und Landesrentenbank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • GERMAN AGENCY Landwirt-schaftliche Rentenbank took the first step in a strategy to move its credit closer to the European agency market this week with its largest ever transaction, a Eu1bn 10 year issue sold into Europe and Asia. Bookrunners ABN Amro and Dresdner Kleinwort Benson launched the July 2009 issue at 34bp over the July 2009 Bund. Over 90% of the leads' allocations were sold outside Germany, to areas including the Benelux, the UK, France, Scandinavia and Japan.
  • Sweden The successful revolver for Swedish Match was signed in Gothenburg on April 20. Although the deal was oversubscribed, the borrower chose to scale banks back instead of accepting the extra funds.
  • GLOBAL co-ordinator Deutsche Bank has completed the sale of new stock for Securitas, the Swedish security group. The deal was helped by the recovery in most of the major equity markets these past few days after the sell-off the previous week.
  • THE REGION of Sicily puts its budgetary woes behind it this week thanks to the successful completion of its Eu878m financing package arranged by Merrill Lynch.
  • * Commerzbank AG Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • THE SUCCESSFUL sale of stock in Soporcel, Portugal's pulp and paper group, has provided encouraging signs of a revival in international investors' interest in the Iberian markets. Global co-ordinators Banco Cisf and BES Investimento closed the books on the deal earlier this week, offering the 8.84m ordinary shares at Eu8.305 (Esc1,665).
  • THE REPUBLIC of South Africa will today (Friday) make its long-awaited debut in the euro denominated bond markets with the launch of a Eu500m seven year offering. The Baa3/BB+ rated sovereign mandated Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan to bring the transaction in 1998, and the two banks completed a European roadshow last June.
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  • THE LINE-UP of large new issues from top German companies is starting to loom larger, with bankers arguing that the stockmarket volatility of recent days could prove helpful. Several jumbo capital increases are already on the way --
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  • * Österreichische Kontrollbank AG Guarantor: Republic of Austria