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  • Russian natural gas producer and distributor Gazprom has mandated Deutsche Bank and UBS Warburg to arrange its upcoming EuroMTN facility. A member of the treasury at Gazprom told EuroWeek that it was too early to talk about the size of the programme or when it might be launched, but did say that the Russian utility had definite funding requirements.
  • Bank of America has expanded its debt capital raising and risk management groups with five appointments. Thomas Burkard joins as a senior global structured products marketer for German-speaking countries. He will report to Mitch Braselton, head of European global structured products marketing. Burkard was formerly an executive director at Goldman Sachs in Frankfurt, covering fixed income products for insurance companies.
  • Bookrunners Bank of America and HSBC with mandated arrangers Commerzbank, Danske Bank, and Royal Bank of Scotland have closed the £600m loan for National Express fully subscribed. The deal is split into a £200m 364 day revolver and a £400m five year revolver. Margins on both portions ratchet on a net debt to Ebitda grid moving between 62.5bp over Libor and 87.5bp.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu100m (fungible with two issues totalling Eu500m launched 27/01/03 and 07/04/03)
  • A bank meeting was held this week for the refinancing of the Eu180m three year loan for Maxxium Worldwide. The deal is being arranged, as before, by Commerzbank, HSBC and SG. While the amount is unchanged, the margin has been reduced from 95bp to 85bp.
  • France Pharmaceuticals company Aventis has reduced its stake in speciality chemicals group Rhodia by 9.9% through a derivatives trade with Crédit Lyonnais. The deal allows Aventis to retain an economic interest in the stock, whether or not the share price gains or loses, for a period of up to five years.
  • Chile Chilean Power generator Guacolda offered investors a juicy pick-up over the sovereign yield curve with a $150m 144A project finance offering.
  • The 10 banks bidding for the arranging mandate for the $1bn project financing for Sohar Refinery have had a first round of clarification meetings. These banks are waiting for the project's financial adviser, Bank of America, to finalise a report for the project sponsors. A second round of meetings with the bidding banks should take place within the next three weeks.
  • A slew of opportunistic deals, led by Wal-Mart's $1.5bn blowout 10 year global, hit the US bond market this week as better than expected first quarter earnings and continued strong cash levels sent already tight spreads to even tighter levels. A week that started out with next to nothing on the calendar ended up seeing more than $6.45bn of deals, all of which were priced tighter than expected and tightened still further on the break.
  • Rating: Aaa Amount: Sfr656m Hypothekenpfandbrief series 372
  • Russia's second largest food retailer Perekriostok has taken a step towards flotation after emerging market fund manager Templeton took a 7.7% stake in the company. The Templeton Strategic Emerging Markets Fund, one of the most important emerging market fund managers, invested $18.5m of new equity into the company to value Perekriostok at $240m.