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  • CLOs
    Leveraged loans roundup
    Austria
    July 08, 2005
  • CLOs
    Loan market stays the course after London bombings
    The European syndicated loan market remained open for business yesterday (Thursday), despite the shadow of terrorism looming large over London's financial district.
    July 08, 2005
  • Equity
    London attacks create vol spike as share markets slide
    CONVERTIBLE TRADING
    July 08, 2005
  • Mack — nobody's first choice, and a tough task awaits him
    Just as we thought that life was becoming dull, the wires and airwaves started to hum with news.
    July 08, 2005
  • CLOs
    Malaysia
    Senior syndication of Guthrie International Investment's $380m seven year fundraising will close early next week as banks gain approval to join. DBS Bank and HSBC are leading the deal.
    July 08, 2005
  • CLOs
    Malaysia
    Senior syndication of Guthrie International Investment's $380m seven year fundraising will close early next week as banks gain approval to join. DBS Bank and HSBC are leading the deal.
    July 08, 2005
  • Europe almost takes lead as US bond market shrinks in H1
    The US came close to losing its long-held position as the biggest new issue market in the global debt capital markets (DCM) in the first half of this year, according to Dealogic. For the first time for more than a decade, the US's share of all global DCM business fell below 49%. The US was the only market where volumes were lower in the first half than in the same period last year.
    July 08, 2005
  • Bond Comments
    European Investment Bank
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    July 08, 2005
  • Experience counts for US markets after London bombing
    The US markets were resilient in the face of London's terrorist attack, with all asset classes rebounding yesterday (Thursday) afternoon in spite of fears that similar attacks could occur on US mass-transit systems. "Our knees buckled but we did not bend," said Edward Marrinan, chief credit strategist at JP Morgan in New York. "Our market place is becoming inured — better prepared and more willing to look through such terrorist events to key underlying [market] trends."
    July 08, 2005
  • Experience counts for US markets after London bombing
    The US markets were resilient in the face of London's terrorist attack, with all asset classes rebounding yesterday (Thursday) afternoon in spite of fears that similar attacks could occur on US mass-transit systems.
    July 08, 2005
  • Financial firms strive to keep working amid bomb horror
    Financial institutions across London stayed open yesterday (Thursday) despite the four terrorist attacks that hit the city between 8.51am and 9.47am, killing at least 50 people and injuring an estimated 700.
    July 08, 2005
  • Financial firms strive to keep working amid bomb horror
    Financial institutions across London stayed open yesterday (Thursday) despite the four terrorist attacks that hit the city between 8.51am and 9.47am, killing at least 50 people and injuring an estimated 700.
    July 08, 2005
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