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  • Asia
    Europe gives new impetus to ARMS race
    ABN Amro this week launched the latest issue for Australian Mortgage Securities Ltd (AMS). ARMS II Euro Fund V offered investors Eu580m of triple-A rated senior notes and A$36.5m of double-A minus rated junior notes. Bypassing the crowded domestic market where spreads have been widened over the last month, ARMS was priced at 25bp over three month Euribor for the triple-A paper. The junior notes were privately placed.
    November 08, 2002
  • Asia
    Hainan Meilan Airport float set to lift mood of investors
    In a week of mixed news for China, the Hainan Meilan Airport IPO is set to provide a much-needed boost to the market. The 202m share offer was well covered within days of the start of the roadshow, with fund managers attracted by the combination of the high returns the company achieves, the high yield the shares will offer and the company's solid growth potential.
    November 08, 2002
  • Asia
    Aussie bankers rail against govt debt elimination proposals
    How can a corporate bond market reference itself without an underlying government bond curve? The Australian debt market needs to find a solution to this dilemma after the release of the government's discussion paper about the future of the bond market last week.
    November 08, 2002
  • Asia
    Korea Hydro, KWP to tap international markets, other gencos likely to follow suit
    Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power and Korea Western Power (KWP) have announced plans to make their first international market forays, and the other four Korean generating companies (gencos) may follow them to market in the next 12 months. The gencos were all spun off from Kepco and all are being privatised with the exception of Korea Hydro, which will remain state owned because of its nuclear assets.
    November 08, 2002
  • Asia
    M1’s shareholders ready to accelerate S$2bn IPO plans
    The controlling shareholders of MobileOne, Singapore's second largest mobile phone operator, are to press ahead with listing part of the company. Joint lead managers ABN Amro and UBS Warburg have completed international pre-marketing and domestic premarketing started in Singapore yesterday (Thursday). The deal is to be launched on Monday, with the institutional offer pricing on November 25 and the Singapore public offer closing before the end of the month. Listing is pencilled in for December 4.
    November 08, 2002
  • Asia
    Singapore’s Reit market set to be boosted by Ascendas IPO
    The nascent Singapore real estate investment trust market will soon have a new benchmark when the second IPO, the Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust (A-Reit), is listed on November 19. The S-Reit market got off to a disappointing start in 2001. The first issue appeared as SingMall Trust, but was cancelled and later repackaged, restructured and repriced as the successful CapitaMall Trust flotation.
    November 08, 2002
  • Asia
    Securitisation offers lifeline to Korean SMEs as BNPP and Hannuri launch club vehicle
    BNP Paribas and Hannuri Investment & Securities this week launched a $350m club funding vehicle backed by bonds and warrants issued by Korean small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). CORO Voltin Fund Ltd issued $266m of senior notes, rated A/A- by Fitch and Standard & Poor's, as well as $87.5m of privately placed junior bonds and promissory notes. The senior notes are supported by Korea's Small Business Corporation (SBC), which implements government policy to promote SMEs.
    November 08, 2002
  • CLOs
    Taiwan
    Bankers in Taiwan are preparing bids for several cross-border transactions, including several fundraisings for mainland Chinese branches of Taiwanese companies such as the $66m five year facility for Chunghwa Picture Tubes. These deals had been a rarity but the market has opened up and they will follow on from loans for other such entities, including the $223m ABN Amro led financing for Nan Ya Plastics signed in September.
    November 08, 2002
  • Bond Comments
    TDA 15- MIXTO, FTA
    Amount: Eu450.9m Legal maturity: June 26, 2042
    November 08, 2002
  • Equity
    Telecom Italia conquers liquidity problems with Eu558m sale of Telekom Austria stock
    Telecom Italia raised Eu558m on Monday when it sold a 15% stake in Telekom Austria, which represented an impressive 311 days' trading in the stock. JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch lead managed the issue, with Lehman Brothers as a co-lead. The placing was over three times covered and was priced on Monday evening at Eu7.45, a tight 1.3% discount to the close.
    November 08, 2002
  • Equity
    Telewest exits SMG holding
    Citigroup/SSSB had little difficulty placing a 17% stake in SMG, formerly Scottish Media Group, via an accelerated bookbuild on Wednesday. The sale, which was conducted on behalf of telecommunications and media group Telewest, raised £45m. Telewest said in August that it was looking to exit its stake in SMG and has been waiting for an opportunity ever since. But the news of the planned disposal combined with the poor equity markets has depressed the stock.
    November 08, 2002
  • CLOs
    Thailand
    The $125m six year term loan for Shin Satellite has been closed by arrangers BNP Paribas and Citigroup/SSB. The arrangers contributed $15m apiece. Lead arrangers include Development Bank of Singapore providing $20m and Barclays injecting $10m.
    November 08, 2002
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