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  • Equity
    Iberia fastens seat-belts but turbulence persists over IPO
    Despite persistent volatility in the markets and loud claims by professional investors that the price range is too high, retail demand for the Eu840m-Eu970m IPO of Spanish airline Iberia keeps coming. While institutions haggle over price, private investors are piling into the issue. "We already have demand for more than double what we have rights for," said one banker collating retail orders in Madrid.
    March 30, 2001
  • Iberia IPO priced at large discount
    Spanish airline Iberia completed its Eu586m IPO today (Monday) at a giveaway price, after investors showed a reluctance to put money to work in a sector that has consistently lost value over the last six weeks.
    March 30, 2001
  • Sixth dollar trade of 2001 by K2 Corporation
    K2 Corporation has concluded a $10 million Euro-MTN, which is to be issued on April 9. The note matures on October 7 2002. The bookrunner is Barclays Capital. This is the issuer's seventh trade of 2001, all but one of which have been denominated in dollar. The exception was a euro30 million ($26.6 million) note issued on January 22.
    March 30, 2001
  • Slovenia garners wide support for Eu450m 10 year issue
    JP Morgan and UBS Warburg today (Monday) launched a Eu450m 10 year deal for the Republic of Slovenia, which according to the leads enjoyed a substantially oversubscribed book, but which could not be increased beyond the final amount because of a strict limit on borrowing laid down by the issuer.
    March 30, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Sterling
    * Allmerica Global Funding LLC Rating: AA-/AA (S&P/Fitch)
    March 30, 2001
  • Telcos prepare jumbos
    The bond market is preparing to absorb more jumbo issuance from telecoms companies in the coming fortnight, with KPN and Telecom Italia poised to launch Eu2bn and Eu5bn issues respectively. KPN's transaction, to be priced next week by ABN Amro, Barclays and CSFB, is expected to include a five year tranche priced at mid-swaps plus 245bp-255bp and a 10 year at 275bp-285bp, in line with the Dutch telco's default swap levels.
    March 30, 2001
  • The City of Gothenburg issues two Kronor MTNs
    The City of Gothenburg has issued a dual Swedish kronor trade off its $1 billion Euro-MTN programme. The largest of these notes is a Skr50 million ($4.85 million) issue. The note pays interest singularly. The smaller issue is for Skr40 million and pays quarterly interest. Both notes are to be issued on April 2 and have a five-year maturity. These are the City of Gothenburg's second and third issues respectively in its national currency, following their Skr700 million issue in November 2000.
    March 30, 2001
  • Tough market drives RSA to shave back euro return
    The Republic of South Africa enhanced its reputation as a canny borrower this week with its first tap of the European bond market for two years in what was described by bankers and investors as a prudent deal in difficult conditions.
    March 30, 2001
  • Triple-As hit five years as swaps widen versus Treasuries
    Dollar swap opportunities for top quality borrowers are better than they have been for a few weeks, as evidenced by several large, liquid issues by triple-A borrowers this week. All appear to have been swapped out of fixed rate dollars at generous sub-Libor levels. The parlous condition of the equity markets has afforded prestige borrowers the opportunity to offer debt at comparatively cost effective levels, said a treasury official at the World Bank, which this week priced a $500m five year transaction.
    March 30, 2001
  • Triple MTN issuance from National Australia Bank
    National Australia Bank has issued three notes off its $7.5 billion Euro-MTN programme. Two of the Euro-MTNs are denominated in Hong Kong dollar and each total HK$120 million ($15.39 million). The trades also both pay interest quarterly and mature on the same date - April 2 2003. The remaining trade is a S$50 million ($27.84 million) issue which matures on June 30 2003. It pays interest singularly and has a final coupon of 6.60%.
    March 30, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    United Biscuits on road for £220m euro, sterling issues
    Roadshows started yesterday (Thursday) for United Biscuits' £220m equivalent high yield issue, which is likely to consist of 10 year financing in both sterling and euros. The high yield take-out financing for United Biscuit's LBO had initially been put at £325m, but the deal has been a long time in the making and assets have since been sold as part of the business plan for the buy-out.
    March 30, 2001
  • CLOs
    UNITED KINGDOM
    The syndication of the £197.5m of senior and mezzanine debt facilities for Eubisco will be closed today (Friday), heavily oversubscribed by mandated arrangers Deutsche and CSFB. In sell down, banks have been offered two tickets - £15m for 80bp and £10m for 65bp.
    March 30, 2001
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