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The article reports on a tender offer launched by Nine Dragons Paper for 118.5 million U.S. dollars of outstanding bonds. The company's most previous transaction was a 300-million-U.S. dollar five-year bond issue in April 2008, with a coupon of 7.875%. The latest issue was preceded by a buy back of 16.25 million U.S. dollars. Deutsche Bank served as the lead manager for the tender.

Presents updates on multilateral trade negotiations and commercial paper (CP) issues in Europe as of April 2004. Amount of the EuroCP programme of Derbyshire Building Society; Number of bond issues of Deutsche Bank; Increase in the size of the Nomura Europe Finance programme of Nomura.

This article reports that Mexico has scrapped the 21 year tranche of its bond issue in the week ended Febraury 13, 2009 and opted instead to only issue a five year. The move disheartened Latin American markets by highlighting the divide between prolific U.S. high-grade borrowers and emerging sovereigns deprived of market access for new long-dated paper. It says that Mexico sought to issue around $1.5 billion to $2 billion through a five year tranche and a new 21 year benchmark arranged by Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and HSBC.

The article reports on the 1.5 billion euro lower tier two capital bond issue launched by Lloyds TSB Bank at the European financial institutions bond market on March 17, 2010. The lead managers of the issue are Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC), and Lloyds. The bond will mature on March 24, 2020.

The article reports on the high yield bond issued by Finnish paper company M-Real in December 2006. The Euro 400 million senior unsecured four year transaction priced at 362.5bp over Euribor, the tight end of the 375bp area over guidance, a margin of 12.5bp on either side of the guidance level is accepted as being within the same range. The deal was four times oversubscribed with the BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank led issue trading up in the secondary market.

The article reports on the issuance of a $750 million 10 year bond deal by Russian steel producer Evraz. ABN Amro, Calyon, Deutsche Bank and UBS have been mandated to handle its coming dollar denominated transaction. The five and 10 year issues from the issuer have traded up by a few points in secondary market, giving encouraging signs about the depth of demand for Russian paper but also emerging markets paper in general.

The article reports on the first lower tier two deal issued by Lloyds TSB Bank from a Great Britain-based bank with the support of the government. Lloyds' Sanjay Sofat says that the deal showed the developments posted by the company in terms of its financing for the year 2010. The joint leads in the deal are Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC).

The article reports on a bond issue launched by Shell International Finance on February 4, 2009. Bookrunners commented that Shell is a very conservative credit and the essence of the market. They had €12 billion of orders, with a slight preference for the three year paper. Bookrunners included BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank.

Presents information on international bond issues launched by several companies as of August 2004. Federal Home Loan Banks; Deutsche Bank AG; Jackson National Life Funding LLC; National Australia Bank; Gerling AG.

The article focuses on the senior unsecured bond issued by Italy's Veneto Banca in September 2013. Initial price thoughts for the January 2016 deal are given by lead managers Banca IMI, Deutsche Bank, Natixis and Nomura. The bank's decision to issue two year paper at a high coupon, especially during a time when European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says he was ready to offer cheap refinancing operation loans, has been questioned by some observers.

This article focuses on the decision of the Thai paper and pulp maker Advance Agro to issue a $250 million bond as of December 16, 2005 describes how the Asian bond market responded to it. The price given by ABN Amro and Deutsche Bank to the deal is noted. The company's potential for further upgrades is considered.

Provides information on the EuroCommercial Paper (CP) programme signed by Hellenic Bank of Nicosia, Cyprus with Deutsche Bank in May 2004. Statement of Dimitris Eftichiakos, treasurer at Hellenic Bank's Athens office, on the issuance of the paper; Rating of the programme by Moody's.

The article reports on a 1-billion-dollar five year senior unsecured issue issued by Deutsche Bank in 2009. This issue is the first dollar deal of Deutsche Bank since May 2008. The deal brought about a swell of European issuers to the U.S. market. According to Jonathan Blake, global head of funding for Deutsche Bank, they had been looking at the U.S. market for a while as there has been a tightening of credit spreads, and a widening of swap spreads.

The article offers information on the 1 billion euro corporate bonds issued by Deutsche Bahn Finance. The guarantor of the bonds launched on March 3, 2009 with maturity date of March 12, 2019, is Deutsche Bahn Aktiengesellschaft. Bookrunners of the bonds are Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and UBS. Deutsche Bahn has a full curve of outstanding Eurobonds, and its outstanding 2019 paper was trading at 125bp over swaps before this was announced, according to the bookrunners.

The article presents information on the bond issue of Bertelsmann AG. The bond, with a rating of Baa1, has a total value of €500 million. Its joint bookrunners are Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas. bookrunners announced the deal with guidance of the mid-swaps plus 500 base points area. Its outstanding 3.625% 2015 paper had been trading around 360 base points or 370 base points.

Presents updates on bonds issued in Swiss francs as of February 2006. Increase in the value of a deal from Abbey National Treasury Services PLC; Percentage of the coupon of a transaction from Deutsche Bank AG; Reason behind the date of maturity of Hypo Tirol Bank's deal.

The article focuses on the move by Norway's DNB Bank to take advantage of a buoyant financial institutions group (FIG) market by issuing 750 million euros of tier-two paper on September 19, 2013, as market participants cheered the decision of the U.S. Federal Reserve not to cut back its asset purchases. Lead managers Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, UBS and HSBC set the official price guidance at 180 basis points (bp).

The article reports on the launch of three tranches of senior unsecured paper by German multinational financial services firm Allianz on March 5, 2013. It printed 15-year, no-grow five-year and 30-year papers through HSBC, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank and Société Générale as bookrunners. The five-year loan was the most popular among the deals and gained 2.25 billion euros book from 180 accounts. The 15-year loan was priced at 98 basis points over mid-swaps.

The article reports that fixed income group (FIG) issuance took the lead in Swiss francs in January 2013. Senior unsecured deals come from several companies including Goldman Sachs, ANZ New Zealand, and NIBC Bank N.V. Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank were the companies that priced the December 2016 bond worth 161 million U.S. dollars.

The article reports on the issuance by Schiphol of a 2021 bond worth 348.447 million euros in April 2011 following its completion of a debt tender offer. The deal was led by several bookrunners including Royal Bank of Scotland plc, ING Group, and Deutsche Bank AG. A corporate bond market participant commented on the firm's single outstanding bond.

The article reports on the 2-billion U.S. dollar 10-year bullet lower tier two bond issue from Lloyds TSB Bank. Citi, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan served as lead managers of the deal. The deal was priced at 400 basis points over U.S. Treasuries, which also took into consideration basis swaps.

The article presents a commentary on the 750 million Euro corporate bond issued by Peugeot on July 8, 2009. BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and Natixis served as bookrunners for the deal. A market analyst said it was slightly wider than is expected and the borrower might have been more aggressive. Another commented that it offered a decent concession to their bank paper, but this went extremely well.

The article presents information about the €800 million high yield bond issue from Pernod Ricard. With a rating of Ba1/BB+/BB+, the bond will mature on January 31, 2015, and has a coupon of 7 percent and a spread at re-offer of 400 basis points (bp) over mid-swaps. Banks involved in the deal include Deutsche Bank, Natixis and Royal Bank of Scotland.

The article reports on a Swiss franc 100 million bond issue launched by Nederlandse Waterschapsbank on February 4, 2009. Borrowers claimed that the issuer's secondary paper was totally illiquid but quoted about 10 basis points tighter. The price may even be a little cheap, but more or less in the range people would expect. The bookrunner was Deutsche Bank.

This article reports on the agreement signed by the Argentine government with Barclays, Citibank and Deutsche Bank for a new exchange of its defaulted bonds. The banks are representing investors of around $10 billion (bn) worth of defaulted bonds, half the outstanding total of paper held by the holdouts who did not sign up for an earlier exchange in 2005. Cabinet Chief Sergio Massa confirmed that as well as the exchange of bonds, the deal will include refinancing of non-defaulted guaranteed loans that are due to expire in the next three years.

This article offers information on the bond issued by the Republic of Turkey on September 4, 2008. It is worth $1.5 billion and will mature by March 11, 2019. Deutsche Bank and UBS acted as joint bookrunners in this deal. Turkey's outstanding 2018s were yielding around 6.72% when the new issue was announced, while the 2020s were at 6.88%, implying a new March 2019 should come around 6.8%. Turkish names took 38% of the paper, U.S. 33%, Great Britain 20% and Europe 9%.

The article reports on the decision of German travel and shipping group Tui to reprice a Eu450 million exchangeable bond. The decision is prompted by the decline in consumer-driven stocks. Some market players criticised Tui's advisers for the deal's timing. Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Kleinwort and UniCredit were bookrunners on the first equity-linked deal completed in Europe in 2008. In its wake, bankers said this would be a difficult first quarter.

The article focuses on the Swiss franc (Sfr) bond deals issued as of June 22, 2007. The maturity of the Sfr250 million deal of Danske Bank is on July 24, 2009. It cites the main factors behind the Sfr250 million deal of Deutsche Bank AG. The Sfr300 million transaction of HSBC Finance Corp. was priced at 20 basis points over mid-swaps.

The article reports that the Republic of Indonesia has chosen Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and UBS to lead its next international bond. Indonesia's longest outstanding bonds mature in 2017 and 2035. The blockbuster performance of Indonesia's $1.6bn 8.5% 2035 bonds proved investors had appetite for long dated Indonesian paper. The mandate is understood to task the banks with arranging a new offshore bond issue in the first quarter of 2007.

The article reports on the issuance of bonds from Rabobank in Norwegian kroner. The date of maturity of the bond issues will be on January 18, 2011. Fixed re-offer price of bonds is at 99.26. Joint bookrunners of the transaction were Deutsche Bank and Rabobank.

Announces that Deutsche Bank and J.P. Morgan will manage a global bond deal for Kazakhstan. Expected launch of the deal in April 2000; Likely maturity and amount; Scarcity of paper in Kazakhstan.

The article presents information on several bond issues. The Kingdom of Belgium is offering a €5 billion bond deal which will mature on March 28, 2014. Its joint bookrunners include Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank. Eksportfinans is offering a €1.25 billion bond deal which will mature on April 26, 2011. It will be lead managed by Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs.

The article presents information on the bond offerings of euros public sector borrowers. European Investment Bank is offering a bond issue valued at €2 billion with €5 billion issue launched on June 11 ,2003. It will mature on October 15, 2013 and is lead managed by Barclays Capital, Société Générale and Morgan Stanley. Ireland is issuing a €7 billion bond which will mature on June 18, 2019. It will be managed by Barclays Capital, Calyon, Davy Capital Markets, Deutsche Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland.

The article offers information on international bonds issued by several financial institutions which include Allianz Finance II BV, Banca della Marche, Deutsche Bank, Lloyds TSB Bank and National Australia Bank in February 2008. Details of the bonds' guarantors, ratings, amount, maturity, issue/re-offer prices, coupon ratings, book-runners and payment date are presented.

The article focuses on bond deals launched in the emerging markets as of June 22, 2007. The maturity of the $250 million deal issued by AkBars Bank OAO is on June 28, 2010. The bookrunner of the $150 million transaction of BankPozitif Kredi Ve Kalkinma is Deutsche Bank. The €150 million deal of the Kingdom of Morocco has provided a benchmark for Moroccan corporate issuers.

The article presents updates on international bond issues in various money denominations. In the U.S. dollar market, Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank issued a $1 billion Eurodollar bond with maturity on January 10, 2014. BBVA Senior Finance SA Unipersonal launched a Euro 2 billion managed by ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland. Hypo Tirol Bank AG launches a bond in franc denomination.

Provides information on international bond issues. Rating of Deutsche Bank AG; Maturity of the bond issues of Deutsche Siedlungs-und Landesrentenbank; Global fund of Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.; Maturity of the bond issues of General Electric Capital Corp.; Issue price of the bond issues at General Motors Acceptance Corp.; Spread re-offer of Tennessee Valley Authority; Bookrunner's comment on First Security Bank.

The article reports on the international bond issued by insurance company Aegon on December 10, 2009. It notes that Aegon has allotted 40 million British pounds for the bond which was participated by Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan. It reveals that Great Britain got 85% of the investor base while 90% of the paper was taken by insurance companies, pension funds and asset managers. It also mentions that some demand came from investors based in Germany, Switzerland and Nordic countries.

The article presents information on the 1.5-billion euro bond issue from Caixa d'Estalvis de Catalunya. With a rating of Aaa/AA+/AAA, the bond will mature on October 29, 2014, and has a coupon of 3% and a spread at re-offer of 33 basis points (bp) over mid-swaps. Banks involved in the deal include Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and HSBC.

The article offers information on the bond issue of GlaxoSmithKline Capital. The bond, which had ratings of A1, A+ and A+, is valued at 1.6 billion euros. Its guarantor is GlaxoSmithKline plc. Its joint bookrunners are Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan. The borrowers noted that their last venture in the euro market was in December 2007. They noted that the book closed with orders of more than 8.5 billion euros.

The article offers information on the bond issued by Toronto Dominion Bank on September 3, 2008. It is worth &Euro;2 billion and will mature by September 10, 2010. Barclays, Deutsche Bank, and TD Securities served as joint bookrunners in this deal. The issuance has a triple-A rating from Moody's and is very focused on retail banking, which is another reason they are able to issue in big size. Most of the paper was placed in Europe, the biggest centre being Germany with 21%, and the split by investor type was about 50/50 banks/real money.

The article presents information on the bonds issued by Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW). Deutsche Bank is the lead manager for its Huf3 billion bond issued on March 4, 2006. The Federal Republic of Germany is the guarantor for a Huf6 billion bond issued by KfW.

The article reports on the eurobond issue by German firm SAP AG on July 29, 2010. The issue consisted of a first tranche of 500 million euros maturing in 2012 and a second tranche of 600 million euros maturing in 2013. The lead managers of the eurobond include Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank. The article also presents charts on euro covered bonds, corporate bonds and financial institutions bonds issued in the first seven months of 2010 are included.

The article presents information about the $3.5 billion global bond issue from European Investment Bank (EIB). With a rating of Aaa/AAA/AA, the bond will mature on June 4, 2014, and has a coupon of 3.125 percent and a spread at re-offer of 37.5 basis points (bp) over mid-swaps. Banks involved in the deal include Barclays Capital, Citi and Deutsche Bank.

This article reports on the decision by Deutsche Bank in December 2008 not to exercise the call option on subordinated lower tier two bonds in Europe. According to the bank, it would not exercise its early redemption option because replacement costs would be more expensive than the Euribor plus 88bp step-up coupon. Christopher Whitman, group treasurer at the bank, said they have to balance the competing interests of several constituents.

The article presents information on several bond deals. Intesa Sanpaolo will offer a bond deal of €3 billion which will mature on April 28, 2011. It will be lead managed by Banca IMI, Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and Société Générale. A €1.25 billion bond deal is being offered by Natixis which will mature on April 28, 2010. It is lead managed by ABN/Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Deutsche Bank and Natixis.

The article provides information on corporate bonds that were issued in euros by several companies. Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan are among the joint bookrunners for the bond transaction of AT&T. A tranche launched by DaimlerChrysler was rated at Baa1/BBB/BBB+ and has issue/re-offer price of 99.857.

The article focuses on bond deals issued by several financial institutions in U.S. dollars as of March 2006. The maturity of the $600 million deal launched by BNZ International Funding Ltd. is on March 30, 2009. The bond transaction released by Deutsche Bank AG is performing well in the dollar floating market. The deal launched by World Savings Bank FSB was 85 percent distributed in Europe.

Presents tabular representations of medium-term notes and commercial papers issued by financial companies in Europe in 2004. Credit Suisse Group; Barclays Capital; BNP Paribas; Deutsche Bank.

Presents several charts of the top book runners and bond issuers of European Medium-Term Notes and commercial paper ranked according to percentage of share for the week ending July 8, 2004. Landesbank Sachsen Girozentrale; BNP Paribas; Deutsche Bank.