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  • Eurotunnel, the company that operates the concession to run the Channel Tunnel, this week announced plans to radically restructure its business, probably leading to a large structured financing in 2005.
  • Capital One Bank Europe this week followed MBNA America Bank by tapping strong demand for euro denominated ABS at the long end of the curve with its UK credit card programme.
  • Dutch insurer Delta Lloyd this week launched a Eu1bn issue from its Arena mortgage securitisation programme at record tight spreads for the Dutch MBS market.
  • Cumulus Media completed an amendment to its $325 million term loan that cuts pricing by 25 basis points and provides an option for another leverage-based price cut.
  • Some of the recent dual continent deals may be pushing the envelope a bit beyond the comfort level of European investors, who see the deals as structured more for the hot U.S. market.
  • Eurotunnel's bank debt was trading actively several points lower after the company announced it will pursue a restructuring.
  • The financing backing The Blackstone Group's E3.1 billion acquisition of German chemical company Celanese will include a term loan as well as a three-tranche bridge facility, attracting hedge funds in addition to traditional loan investors.
  • Allegheny Energy has launched a $1.6 billion loan package that will target institutional investors because its corporate credit rating is too submerged in junk territory for typical utility lenders.
  • Allegiance Telecom's bank debt changed hands in the 99 3/8-99 5/8 context this week as the company's assets went to auction last week as a part of the company's bankruptcy proceedings.
  • ALSTOM's bank debt has been actively trading, moving higher in the secondary loan market as the company shows signs of improvement after completing a balance sheet overhaul.
  • When do you expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates and why? We do not expect any Fed tightening until the middle of 2005. We think Fed officials will be patient, because it will take a long time for the economy to use up its excess slack. And, that is necessary to push inflation higher. The Fed is in a reactive rather than preemptive mode because inflation is below the level that is desired.
  • Boyd Gaming Corp. has yet to decide the lead banks and structure on the financing backing its $1.3 billion merger with Coast Casinos.