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  • Arbitrage CLO spreads yielded no ground this week as Harbourmaster Capital brought its fifth securitisation of leveraged loans. The senior triple-A tranche, rated by Standard & Poor's and Fitch, with a 6.29 year average life came at 26bp over Euribor, in line with the equivalent tranche in GSC Partners' GSC III fund in early June, which had a marginally longer average life.
  • Deutsche Bank, EFG Eurobank and Merrill Lynch have started a new chapter in the Greek ABS market, beginning marketing the country's first securitisation of credit card receivables, worth Eu750m.
  • Deutsche Bank this week inaugurated its small loan real estate conduit, which originates loans up to an unofficial limit of Eu50m.
  • The overall risk-friendly environment continued to favour emerging market debt
  • Nigeria owes 85% of its total external debt of USD 35.9bn to the Paris Club
  • FMC Corp. has received a new unsecured $850 million credit facility from a group of lenders led by Citigroup, Bank of America and Wachovia Securities.
  • UBS is looking for commitments to back a $35 million add-on for International Coal Group.
  • Insight Midwest's $1.1 billion term loan "B" traded actively after Insight Communications Co. announced it is refinancing the debt into a "C" loan at lower rates. Bank of America and Bank of New York are co-syndication agents and are requesting approvals within the next two weeks to shave 75 basis points from the loan.
  • Citigroup and CIBC World Markets are shopping a seven-year, $350 million add-on "B" loan for Jarden Corp. to finance the cash portion of its $625 million acquisition of The Holmes Group.
  • Lead banks Wachovia Securities, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs tightened pricing on the $650 million credit facility for Chiquita Brands International to fund its $855 million acquisition of Fresh Express.
  • Deutsche Bank and CIT launched a $200 million deal for Paetec last week to refinance debt, while also preparing for a proposed Initial Public Offering.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston landed the lead role on a $75 million debtor-in-possession financing for Meridian Automotive Systems after first-lien lenders objected to a Deutsche Bank-led proposal that was floated last month.