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  • Bond Comments
    European Investment Bank
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    October 21, 2005
  • Bond Comments
    European Investment Bank
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    October 21, 2005
  • People News
    European Islamic bank adds three to top management
    The European Islamic Investment Bank (EIIB), which is set to start operating in the first half of next year, made three senior appointments to its management team this week. Tony Ellingham, former chief financial officer of Gulf International Bank, joins as finance director.
    October 21, 2005
  • CLOs
    EuroWeek announces criteria for syndicated loan awards
    The end of 2005 is fast approaching, which means that the selection of the winners of EuroWeek's Syndicated Loan and Leveraged Finance Awards will begin shortly. The nominations will be published in EuroWeek's Review of the Year in early January and the winners revealed at the third annual Syndicated Loan & Leveraged Finance Dinner on February 7, 2006, held at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.
    October 21, 2005
  • EuroWeek changes poll rules for gauging loan excellence
    The end of 2005 is fast approaching, which means that the selection of the winners of EuroWeek's Syndicated Loan and Leveraged Finance Awards will begin shortly. The nominations will be published in EuroWeek's Review of the Year in early January and the winners revealed at the third annual Syndicated Loan & Leveraged Finance Dinner on February 7, 2006, held at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.
    October 21, 2005
  • Exceptional times call for exceptional deals
    Russian loan bankers had expected a bumper crop of bank deals and unsecured corporate lending this year, but not even the most optimistic would have predicted billion dollar acquisition financings, IPO-related bridge loans and syndications involving $500m tickets. So far, however, the market has been able to take the strain, as Nick Briggs reports.
    October 21, 2005
  • CLOs
    FBN (UK)
    The $20m one year deal for FBN (UK), the British branch of First Bank of Nigeria, has closed at $28m.
    October 21, 2005
  • CLOs
    Finland
    Sports equipment company Amer Sports Corporation has mandated Barclays (bookrunner), Nordea (bookrunner) and OKO Bank (documentation agent) to arrange a Eu450m multi-currency facility. It is split into a Eu250m term loan and Eu200m revolver.
    October 21, 2005
  • First of big four Chinese bank IPOs a huge hit
    China Construction Bank priced its $8bn IPO at the high end of the revised price range yesterday (Thursday), after a hugely successful roadshow and bookbuild that left the shares 10 times oversubscribed.
    October 21, 2005
  • First of big four Chinese bank IPOs a huge hit
    China Construction Bank priced its $8bn IPO at the high end of the revised price range yesterday (Thursday), after a hugely successful roadshow and bookbuild that left the shares 10 times oversubscribed.
    October 21, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Foreign investors pile into GMAC Financiera's Mexican MBS
    General Motors' woes and its plans to sell more than half of its financing arm, General Motors Acceptance Corp, failed to dampen interest in GMAC Financiera's Ps672m ($60m) Mexican mortgage securitisation this week.
    October 21, 2005
  • CLOs
    France
    The Eu450m loan for technology company Cap Gemini is in documentation. It is oversubscribed, but the borrower will not take an increase and banks' allocations will be scaled back. One ticket was on offer: Eu30m for 12.5bp.
    October 21, 2005
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