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  • Angel Trains says "halo" to Euro-CP market
    Angel Trains Finance, a subsidiary of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, has set up a euro600 million ($588.50 million) CP programme. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is the arranger and the dealers are Commerzbank, Goldman Sachs, ING Barings/BBL and RBS. S&P rates the shelf A-1.
    July 05, 2002
  • Bond Comments
    ARMS II EuroFund IV
    Amount: $731m and A$33m Legal maturity: June 10, 2033
    July 05, 2002
  • CLOs
    Arrangers sound out banks to sub-underwrite MDP LBO
    EuroWeek has learned that mandated lead arrangers Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch this week approached selected banks to sub-underwrite the Eu2.525bn debt facilities backing the Eu3.7bn buy-out of paper-based packaging company Jefferson Smurfit Group (JSG) by Madison Dearborn Partners (MDP). MDP's offer for JSG was made through Deutsche Bank.
    July 05, 2002
  • CLOs
    Arsenal FC
    EuroWeek understands that RBS and SG have the mandate to arrange a stadium financing for Arsenal FC. Few details have been released on the financing that will fund the development of the club's new football ground.
    July 05, 2002
  • CLOs
    Australia
    Lead arrangers and underwriters Barclays Capital, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Royal Bank of Scotland and SG Australia have launched the A$2.25bn acquisition facility for Southern Cross Airports Corp to sub-underwriters. The A$2.25bn facility is divided between a A$1.35bn portion priced at 97.5bp ove BBSY, a A$900m tranche priced at 110bp over, and a A$200m capital expenditure segment.
    July 05, 2002
  • A Week in the Markets
    Sotogrande, Spain We have fled far from the loutish hordes who frequent Royal Ascot and who, if it weren't for their hats, might easily be mistaken for Millwall Football Club supporters. Those photo of two reasonably well-dressed, but very drunk ladies having a fist fight said it all. Whatever happened to a dawn duel with Prada handbags?
    July 05, 2002
  • CLOs
    BAE Systems
    JP Morgan and Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein have underwritten a Eu6.1bn acquisition facility for BAE Systems. Few details of the facility have been released.
    July 05, 2002
  • Bond Comments
    Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten NV (BNG)
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu1.5bn
    July 05, 2002
  • Equity
    Bankers insist market is still open for well priced flotations
    With offerings such as Burberry and HLF Group still live this week, equity capital market bankers argued that the new issue market was open for the right company at the right price . Burberry, the UK fashion group, will be hoping that it has judged the market correctly with its IPO, which values the company at between £1.15bn and £1.45bn.
    July 05, 2002
  • CLOs
    Bahrain
    The $300m five year facility for Arab Banking Corporation was signed yesterday (Thursday). Mandated arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, BNP Paribas (bookrunner), HSBC (bookrunner), ING, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and National Bank of Kuwait (domestic bookrunner) are committing $15m each.
    July 05, 2002
  • Emerging Markets
    Secrecy surrounds size and timing of Iran’s maiden Eurobond via BNPP, Commerzbank
    Iran's debut Eurobond is inching closer to launch after a week of intensive meetings with European investors. Lead managers BNP Paribas and Commerzbank have released little information about their plans, although EuroWeek understands that the bond will have a five year maturity and will be for a minimum of Eu300m. Middle Eastern accounts are thought to have already put in at least Eu500m of orders, and some bankers expect the size of the issue could reach Eu750m.
    July 05, 2002
  • Secrecy surrounds size and timing of maiden Iran deal
    Iran's debut Eurobond is inching closer to launch after a week of intensive meetings with European investors. Lead managers BNP Paribas and Commerzbank have released little information about their plans, although EuroWeek understands that the bond will have a five year maturity and will be for a minimum of Eu300m. Middle Eastern accounts are thought to have already put in at least Eu500m of orders, and some bankers expect the size of the issue could reach Eu750m.
    July 05, 2002
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