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  • EuroWeek hears that two UK-based financial institutions will tap the loan market soon to refinance existing facilities. Two loans which fall due soon are a £25m five year revolver for Leek United Building Society arranged by Lloyds in 1998 and a $70m five year revolver for Standard Bank arranged by Deutsche Bank and SG in 1998.
  • There's nothing like a few days on the piste to get rid of the tensions of life. So we were pleased to pass a few days - unnoticed of course - with our friends from Lehman at their annual splash on the ski slopes of Méribel. A quiet whoosh down the slopes followed by après ski at Jack's Bar, opposite the ice rink. Tonton's favourite: pints of Mutzig and toffee vodka chasers.
  • Despite the backdrop of volatile equity markets and the threat of war, European corporates took the primary bond markets by storm this week, as credit spreads remained stable, with utilities further opening up the 30 year sector.
  • Despite the backdrop of volatile equity markets and the threat of war, European corporates took the primary bond markets by storm this week, as credit spreads remained stable, with utilities further opening up the 30 year sector.
  • Arrangers Citigroup/SSB and Natexis Banque Populaires were joined by senior co-arranger Commerce International Merchant Bankers Bhd before launching the $100m 364 day transferable loan for Bumiputra Commerce Bank on February 4. The deal is priced at 20bp over Libor with fees available on three levels: co-arrangers absorbing $10m or more gain 17bp, lead managers with tickets of $5m-$9m earn 15bp and managers contributing $2m-$4m receive 13bp.
  • Issuers including Boeing Company and Goldman Sachs took advantage of an investor stampede into the high grade bond market this week to launch blowout global bonds. Shrugging off the prospect of war and weak equity markets, investors devoured virtually every new issue this week.
  • Issuers including Boeing Company and Goldman Sachs took advantage of an investor stampede into the high grade bond market this week to launch blowout global bonds. Shrugging off the prospect of war and weak equity markets, investors devoured virtually every new issue this week.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ Amount: $2bn (increased from $1bn)
  • The Irish building material manufacturers Grafton Group launched a Eu70.6m rights issue this week to part finance its acquisition of Jacksons Building Centres. Grafton announced the acquisition on Tuesday as it published the group's full year results. The company returned a full year pre-tax profit of Eu80m for the year ended December 31 2002.
  • Mandated arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (bookrunner), Citigroup/SSSB (bookrunner) and National Bank of Greece closed syndication of the $200m three year dual tranche bullet term loan for Hellenic Petroleum this week. The deal was oversubscribed to $295m, but the borrower will not be accepting the increase. Signing will take place in the next two weeks. Five banks joined as co-arrangers for a ticket of $25m each and four as lead managers for $15m apiece.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+ Tranche 1: Eu600m
  • Rating: Aa1/AA/AAA Amount: Sfr150m