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  • Guarantor: Electricidade de Portugal SA Rating: A2/A+
  • Amount: Eu341.45m Legal maturity: January 15, 2010
  • Electricidade de Portugal (EdP) has succeeded where many borrowers have failed by fulfilling its intention of issuing a bond at a time when the corporate market is beset by volatility and investors are shunning corporate debt. Although the company was unable to issue the planned euro leg of its financing, EdP was able to issue £200m of 15 year debt in the sterling market, having convinced investors of its value, despite Latin American and telecoms exposure.
  • Central and east European markets have broken their traditionally close ties with the US markets and are flourishing as corporate scandals continue to rock the US, according to research by JP Morgan. This decoupling process has led to the advent of emerging markets funds that specialise in one or other of the emerging markets regions, according to Michael Marrese, head of economic research and sovereign strategy for emerging Europe, Russia and Turkey at JP Morgan.
  • Compiled by Stephanie Weedon HSBC Bank plc, London Tel: +44 20 7336 3525
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Huf4bn (fungible with two issues totalling Huf11bn launched 03/01/02 and 14/06/02)
  • Amount: Eu1bn Maturity: October 11, 2009
  • Amount: Eu300m Legal maturity: October 15, 2040
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $2.5bn
  • Joint mandated arrangers Nordea and Commerzbank have launched a Eu125m facility for manufacturing company Uponor into the market. A bank meeting was held this week. The borrower previously tapped the market in April 1998 with a Eu127m five year revolver arranged through Danske Bank, Merita Bank and Postipankki. That loan paid a margin of 22.5bp of Libor and the proceeds were used for general corporate purposes.
  • EuroWeek hears that BC Partners, which sold Elis to PAI in a secondary buy-out at the end of July, has re-invested in the company. This shows that BC still sees upside in the business that it has just exited. The Eu1.2bn of senior and subordinated debt facilities backing the buy-out of Elis is in senior syndication via arrangers CIBC and Crédit Agricole Indosuez.
  • The five sub-underwriters that joined the Eu545m of senior debt facilities supporting the Doughty Hanson-led buy-out of auto parts company Auto Teile Unger (ATU) are assessing documentation and will be signed into the deal on August 19. Arrangers HypoVereinsbank and Mizuho confirm that the fully underwritten Eu150m mezzanine tranche is almost fully subscribed with commitments from seven funds.