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  • Emerging Markets
    Argentina close to new IMF aid, but outlook still gloomy
    Argentine bonds soared this week on expectations that the IMF may announce as early as this weekend a new bailout package for the beleaguered country. FRBs had jumped to 75.50 by yesterday (Thursday) from 71.50 on Tuesday as speculation mounted that a new $15bn-$18bn package would result from a week of intense negotiations between the IMF and Argentine finance secretary Daniel Marx.
    August 17, 2001
  • CLOs
    ASIA
    Hong Kong Co-ordinating arranger SG Asia has launched a HK$2.7bn five year facility for Asia Container Terminals. The deal is guaranteed jointly by New World Infrastructure, Hongkong Land Holdings, Sun Hung Kai Properties and Sea-land Orient Terminals.
    August 17, 2001
  • A Summary of the week's New Issues
    August 17, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Asset backed securities
    * Orion Euro High Yield BV Amount: Eu277.95m
    August 17, 2001
  • CLOs
    AUSTRALASIA
    New Zealand Credit Suisse first Boston Australia will approach a small number of banks to help finance the NZ$87.5m facility for New Star Two. The facility has been fully funded together with co-lead arranger Bank of New Zealand, which underwrote NZ$46m.
    August 17, 2001
  • CLOs
    Austria’s RZB clinches year’s first deal for Lithuanian bank
    RZB has been mandated to arrange the first loan for a financial institution from Lithuania this year. State owned Agricultural Bank of Lithuania (LZUB) has mandated the Austrian bank to arrange a $15m loan.
    August 17, 2001
  • People and Markets
    Bear Stearns hires four in credit sales
    Bear Stearns has appointed another four salespeople to its fixed income team for Europe and the Middle East, keeping up the fast pace of expansion of its London-based team. Herbert Scheadler joins as a managing director to lead sales in Germany across the fixed income product range. He was previously head of credit sales for German banks at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.
    August 17, 2001
  • Bookrunners of all dollar frns — 2001 (August 16, 2001)
    August 17, 2001
  • Derivatives
    Staff At J.P. Morgan-Backed Web Venture Reportedly Eye Exit
    Senior staff at Cygnifi, a Web-based independent derivatives services company created and spun off by J.P. Morgan last year, are considering jumping ship following the company's decision to narrow its focus a few months ago by eliminating counterparty risk management and several other services, according to market officials. The move to change the focus was due to a slowdown in business, according to one official.
    August 17, 2001
  • BofA sets first true Israeli ABS for MAI via its conduit
    Bank of America Securities this week announced the details of the first true securitisation to come out of Israel. The $150m deal, which will be run through a Bank of America (BofA) conduit, will ultimately be backed by trade receivables originated by Israeli agrochemical concern Makhteshim Agan Industries (MAI), one of the largest corporates in the country.
    August 17, 2001
  • News in brief
    Credit Suisse First Boston is believed to be preparing to launch a joint securitisation for half a dozen top European football clubs. The bond will be secured on any money they make from selling their players. * Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley along with NIB Capital have won the mandate to launch what will be the 10th and largest issue from NIB Capital's Dutch MBS securitisation programme.
    August 17, 2001
  • Rothschild launches its first CDO via CSFB using wrap
    LCF Rothschild Asset Management in London last Friday launched a Eu277.95m managed arbitrage collateralised debt obligation (CDO) backed by high yield bonds and some investment grade securities. Lead managed by Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB), the deal is the operation's first transaction of this type, although it is believed that its intention is to become a regular issuer in this market.
    August 17, 2001
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