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  • HBOS, the UK's largest residential mortgage lender, this week launched the biggest ever European mortgage securitisation (MBS) with a £3.5bn equivalent blowout deal that set new pricing benchmarks for European MBS. As bankers across Europe hurried to complete transactions before next week's ABS conference in Barcelona, joint bookrunners Barclays Capital, JP Morgan and Citigroup/SSSB catapulted the jumbo MBS into the market, the first issue from a new master trust.
  • A bank presentation was held on Monday for the syndication of the £190m refinancing for Holmes Place arranged by Lloyds TSB Capital Markets. Ticket sizes to the market range from £5m to £10m.
  • Arrangers ING Bank and Rabobank have launched a $74m 5-1/2 year term loan for Florens Container Inc (1998), guaranteed by parent Florens Container Inc and Cosco Pacific. Banks joining the facility will receive a margin of 72.5bp over Libor. Fees to the market are at two tiers: arrangers lending $10m or more will receive 86bp and co-arrangers pledging $5m-$9m will gain 74bp.
  • The announcement of the winning consortium to arrange the Eu300m five year facility for Hungarian Development Bank (MFB) is imminent. A final shortlist has been drawn up and only two of the original five bidding groups are still in the running: IntesaBci, Commerzbank and ABN Amro; and Sumitomo, WestLB, DZ Bank and ING.
  • Rating: Aaa/AA+ Amount: Eu1.5bn global bond, Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series P4011
  • Guarantor: Impregilo SpA Tranche 1: Eu35m (increase to Eu125m issue launched 28/05/02)
  • EuroWeek can reveal that the Republic of Portugal is set to make a rare appearance in the loan market within the next few weeks. Around 10 banks have bid, individually and collectively, for the prestigious mandate with a deal size expected to emerge of between Eu1bn and Eu2bn.
  • EuroWeek can reveal that the Republic of Portugal is set to make a rare appearance in the loan market within the next few weeks. Around 10 banks have bid, individually and collectively, for the prestigious mandate with a deal size expected to emerge of between Eu1bn and Eu2bn.
  • Prada, the Italian fashion house, has finally put some firm dates in the book for its eagerly anticipated Eu1.1bn IPO. Premarketing for the deal kicks off next Thursday (June 20) and will run until June 26. The company will then announce the price range on July 1 when the books are opened for the deal. Bookbuilding will continue until July 12, with pricing on July 15. The shares are expected to start trading on July 18.
  • Amount: R2bn Rating: Fitch
  • Rating: Aa2/AA- Amount: $250m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu100m (fungible with Eu300m issue launched 17/04/01)