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  • CLOs
    Ebitda — an unreliable friend
    The perceived risk of a leveraged buy-out is often measured by its net debt to Ebitda ratio. But are Ebitda multiples the best gauge of how easily a firm can service its debt? Tanya Angerer exposes the calculation's shortcomings, and asks what ratios lenders can use instead.
    September 08, 2006
  • Equity
    Dexia sells Eu1.2bn new stock in hours to fund Deniz buy
    Dexia, the Franco-Belgian bank that specialises in public sector lending, sold Eu1.2bn of new shares on Wednesday in just a few hours, enlarging its capital by 4.8%.
    September 08, 2006
  • EIB chases liquidity of US agencies with $3bn 10 year
    The European Investment Bank set a new standard for supranational and European agency issuers this week by raising $3bn in the 10 year global bond market.
    September 08, 2006
  • Emerging states rush to launch debt swaps, local currency deals
    Emerging market governments were the teetotallers of the global bond markets this week, as five countries embarking on at least $5bn of liability management deals.
    September 08, 2006
  • Enhancing Latin America's debt markets
    The growth of institutional capital in Latin America is not enough on its own to give the region flourishing domestic bond markets. Local investors are often not ready to take on all the risks involved in buying corporate bonds or securitisations. As Caren Chesler reports, the IFC and other multilateral public bodies have played a vital catalytic role by absorbing some of the risks and transferring best practice from one country to another.
    September 08, 2006
  • Enquiries on the increase in enlivened EuroMTN market
    Dealers are reporting a boost in MTN issuance and in enquiries after a difficult summer. However the EuroMTN market is still lacking a clear direction as investors are looking to put their money into a wide variety of products.
    September 08, 2006
  • Comment
    Euroblog euroblog@euroweek.com
    Hotlips@hsbc.com Well, if you thought the Credit Suisse pretty boys were the fittest ones in the Square Mile, be prepared to eat your trainers.
    September 08, 2006
  • Bond Comments
    European Investment Bank
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    September 08, 2006
  • Bond Comments
    European Investment Bank
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    September 08, 2006
  • European telcos, US autos most active traded credits
    There was little change in the list of the most actively traded credits in August, according to data released this week by credit broker GFI. The fixed line telecoms sector was the most active in Europe, and the auto sector was the most active in the US.
    September 08, 2006
  • Fears over Bumi's private bonds if share price drops
    Bumi Resources returned to the loan market this week with a $1.2bn deal amid concerns that the fall-out from the cancellation of its coal mine sale may jeopardise some of its private financings.
    September 08, 2006
  • CLOs
    United Arab Emirates
    Construction and logistics company Al Jaber Group has mandated Emirates Bank to arrange its largest syndicated loan, a $400m five year deal that is already in the market.
    September 08, 2006
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