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  • Dutch MBS holds steady as SNS, DSB come to mar
    Spreads held firm in Dutch prime MBS this week as two issuers came to market with over Eu2bn of paper. The deals were heavily oversubscribed, despite the promise of a full European MBS pipeline in the coming months.
    October 03, 2003
  • Home Credit brings debut ABS for Czech Republic via CSFB
    Home Credit Finance, the Czech Republic's second largest consumer finance company, and a member of the PPF Group, a Czech financial services group, this week completed what bankers claim is the country's first rated securitisation, though few details have been released.
    October 03, 2003
  • Iccrea back with tightly priced mixed MBS for Italian co-ops
    Iccrea Holding, the central bank for Italy's co-operative network, this week fulfilled its promise to return to the MBS market with a Eu282m securitisation for nine banks in northern Italy via SG.
    October 03, 2003
  • News in brief
    UK property group British Land Co plc this week completed its £75m tap of Werretown Supermarkets Securitisations plc, a £575m deal launched in June 2001, which was backed by the 35 supermarkets it leases to J. Sainsbury plc. UBS led both deals.
    October 03, 2003
  • Capital One returns in sterling
    Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan last week launched a sterling credit card securitisation for Capital One Bank Europe.
    October 03, 2003
  • Structured Finance Watchbox
    October 03, 2003
  • Superior Comes To Auction; Cable Climbs
    A $16 million piece of Superior TeleCom was set to auction late Tuesday with the seller of the piece said to be an original lender. Dealers quoted the name in the 39-41 context prior to the auction, but it could not be determined by press time if the transaction was completed. Two weeks ago, the bank debt was quoted in the 37-39 context.
    October 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Basel II and banks, rabbits and lettuce
    The City Of Basel, built on the site of a Roman fort, is home to one of the world's oldest international financial organizations, the Bank for International Settlements. The picturesque Swiss mountains, made famous as the backdrop to posters for the Sound of Music (never mind that it was the Austrian Alps in the movie), radiate an aura of stability and changelessness.
    October 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Countdown to Basel II as banks resist new spending
    Small family banks fear that the cost of complying with the revised Basel Accord may drive them out of business, writes Louis Beckerling. Additional reports by Saibal Dasgupta and Pauline Loong.
    October 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Deal Digest, October 2003
    Dealogic's Peter McMillan highlights some of the capital market transactions in the region and comments on trends and new developments. Dateline: Hong Kong, September 21, 2003
    October 01, 2003
  • Asia
    EAST TIMOR - Hectic times in Timor: Don't dally in Dili
    Markets don't come any more emerging than East Timor. It was internationally recognized only as recently as May 2002. Eric Ellis reports on the unusual problems bankers face in the tiny new nation, which lies east of Java.
    October 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Equipment financing looks to securitization
    Funding equipment capital expenditure
    October 01, 2003
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