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  • Asia
    Liberty returns with largest Australian sub-prime MBS
    Australian non-conforming mortgage lender Liberty Financial Pty Ltd will price its third securitisation on Monday, via Salomon Smith Barney. The A$150m deal will be the fifth non-conforming MBS issue from Australia, and the largest so far. Liberty's first two transactions, each worth A$100m, were brought by Salomon in November 1999 and November 2000.
    September 07, 2001
  • Asia
    Northern Rock returns with £1.5bn global, adds BB class
    UK bank Northern Rock is expected to price its £1.5bn securitisation of residential mortgages at the end of next week. Lead manager Schroder Salomon Smith Barney was this week marketing Granite Mortgages 01-2 plc, with a similar structure to the issuer's last transaction in March, also worth £1.5bn.
    September 07, 2001
  • Asia
    Renault races domestic issuers to launch debut Samurai
    French auto manufacturer Renault used its connections with Nissan and scarcity value to help secure firm sentiment for a ¥50bn five year bond issue. Despite increased supply from a previously slumbering domestic bond market, the corporate gained enough market interest to successfully place its transaction, its first in the Samurai market. Joint lead managers Daiwa Securities SMBC and Merrill Lynch reported good investor demand for the French corporate's deal, although co-managers were less positive.
    September 07, 2001
  • Asia
    SingTel bonds debut via Merrill Lynch bond re-offering
    Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) this week made its international debut into the bond markets when Merrill Lynch bought $440m of the corporate's bonds from Cable & Wireless (C&W) shareholders in an auction and then sold them on to public investors. Market opinion on the success of the complex issue is mostly positive and bonds tightened slightly a few days after resale.
    September 07, 2001
  • Asia
    St George Bank launches global Crusade, PUMA ready
    St George Bank of Australia returned to the global bond market this week with a highly successful mortgage securitisation that was twice oversubscribed and set a new pricing benchmark. Like St George's two previous globals, the issue was lead managed by Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB).
    September 07, 2001
  • Ahold gorges itself on US feast after making accelerated raid
    Royal Ahold, the acquisitive Dutch food retailer, has given a much needed boost to the European equity capital markets, which had all but closed in August, with a jumbo Eu2.2bn accelerated issue. Ahold will use the money to finance further expansion in the US food retailing market. The Dutch company launched the offering this week to pay for its two most recent acquisitions, Alliant Foodservice and Bruno's Supermarkets, two US retail groups.
    September 07, 2001
  • CLOs
    $1bn of Absolut debt leaves bored bankers in high spirits
    Loan syndication teams will start the weekend in good spirits today after receiving an invitation from SEB Bank and Svenska Handelsbanken to join the $1bn debt facility for Swedish wine and spirits company Vin & Sprit (V&S). The loan will refinance a $1bn bridge facility provided by the arrangers supporting the alcoholic beverage company's plans to secure - and better - the position of its Absolut brand of vodka which stands as the world's third biggest premium spirit.
    September 07, 2001
  • Equity
    Ahold taps market for Eu2.2bn to fund US expansion after Alliant, Bruno purchases
    Royal Ahold, the acquisitive Dutch food retailer, has given a much needed boost to the European equity capital markets, which had all but closed in August, with a jumbo Eu2.2bn accelerated issue. Ahold will use the money to finance further expansion in the US food retailing market. The Dutch company launched the offering this week to pay for its two most recent acquisitions, Alliant Foodservice and Bruno's Supermarkets, two US retail groups.
    September 07, 2001
  • Allmerica Global Funding ups MTN debt ceiling
    Allmerica Global Funding has raised the ceiling off its programme for the issuance of debt instruments from $2 billion to $2.6 billion.
    September 07, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Asset backed securities
    Europe * WürttHyp 2001-1
    September 07, 2001
  • A Summary of this Week's New Issues
    September 07, 2001
  • CLOs
    AUSTRALASIA
    New Zealand Milburn Cement, the New Zealand-based producer of cement, concrete, aggregate and lime products, has mandated Citibank/Salomon Smith Barney to arrange a New Zealand dollar financing, to be raised on a best efforts basis.
    September 07, 2001
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