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  • FT ready with Eu3bn deal for heavy pipeline
    France Télécom is to announce plans for a new Eu3bn deal imminently, after a week of feverish market speculation. EuroWeek believes five banks have been awarded a mandate for a dual tranche euro transaction. A five year and a 10 year tranche are expected.
    January 10, 2003
  • Bond Comments
    General Electric Capital Corp
    Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu900m
    January 10, 2003
  • Bond Comments
    General Electric Capital Corp
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Nkr1bn
    January 10, 2003
  • CLOs
    Germany
    Leveraged financiers focused on Germany have confirmed that they are working on the early bidding stage of the LBO of publishing company BertelsmannSpringer. It has been reported that Candover and Cinven have put in a joint bid for the business.
    January 10, 2003
  • Bond Comments
    Goldman Sachs Group Inc
    Rating: Aa3/A+/AA- Amount: $1bn
    January 10, 2003
  • Greece builds impressive book, prepares path for other states
    The Hellenic Republic is set to price a Eu5bn 10 year syndicated issue today (Friday) at the tight end of price guidance, having overcome fears that low yields and heavy supply in the euro government bond markets would hamper demand for paper. Greece's success bodes well for the Kingdom of Belgium, which will next week syndicate a new 10 year benchmark, and the Republic of Austria, which is planning a 15 year syndicated deal.
    January 10, 2003
  • People News
    Head of equity syndicate to leave Goldman Sachs
    Goldman Sachs' head of European equity syndicate resigned this week, becoming the first high profile departure of the year for the equities market. John Derrick, who only became head of syndicate last summer after the departure of Goldman Sachs stalwart Sylvia Watson, is planning to move into the wine industry. Nicholas Rees, a junior syndicate member, is also leaving the bank and will take a break from the market.
    January 10, 2003
  • Chile and Mexico lead Latin charge to market as cross-over investors return
    The Latin American new issue market started the year with a bang this week, with Chile and Mexico both issuing blowout global bonds and many more borrowers looking to take advantage of booming high grade and emerging bond markets.
    January 10, 2003
  • Chile and Mexico lead Latin charge to market as cross-over investors return
    The Latin American new issue market started the year with a bang this week, with Chile and Mexico both issuing blowout global bonds and many more borrowers looking to take advantage of booming high grade and emerging bond markets.
    January 10, 2003
  • CLOs
    China
    ABN Amro and Standard Chartered have won the mandate to arrange a dollar fundraising for China National Chemicals Import-Export Corp (Sinochem). The borrower's last deal was a $170m three year credit that was priced at 65bp all-in and was well received by the market with 10 banks joining arranger ABN Amro. The facility was increased from $150m following a substantial oversubscription.
    January 10, 2003
  • People News
    Citigroup buys stake in SPDB in effort to win share in booming Chinese credit card business
    Citigroup/SSB has bought a 5% share in Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (SPDB) in a deal worth $72m. The move will enable Citigroup to enter China's burgeoning credit card market and take a seat on the board of SPDB, China's second biggest publicly traded lender. Citigroup has considerable experience in China, having established its first office in the country in 1902.
    January 10, 2003
  • Bond Comments
    Corporación Andina de Fomento
    Rating: A2/A/A Amount: $200m
    January 10, 2003
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