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  • ABN Amro and Bank of America are syndicating a $2bn facility for the global distribution companies Prologis. There is an approximately Eu525m carve-out for European lenders.
  • Rating: BBB+ (Fitch)
  • Rating: Aa2/AA
  • Latin American borrowers went on a new issue spree this week, with Brazil, Uruguay, Jamaica and companies like Grupo Televisa, Comerci and Braskem all taking advantage of the good tone for emerging market bonds.
  • Latin American borrowers went on a new issue spree this week, with Brazil, Uruguay, Jamaica and companies like Grupo Televisa, Comerci and Braskem all taking advantage of the good tone for emerging market bonds.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • The South African rand and Mexican peso markets dominated the retail sector this week as investors shied away from traditionally stronger areas.
  • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has completed a Eu12.4m loan for ProCredit Bank Romania.
  • Syndication of Absolut Bank's $15m one year loan has closed having raised $24m in subscriptions.
  • The S$525m dual tranche project financing for Keppel Merlimau Cogen has closed oversubscribed. Calyon, HSBC, ING Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp are the mandated arrangers. A total of six banks joined in syndication and allocations are being finalised. The amount will not be increased.
  • Banque Saudi Fransi's $500m five year loan has raised more than $650m in syndication and will be increased to at least $600m. Mandated lead arrangers Calyon (bookrunner), Citigroup (bookrunner), Deutsche Bank (bookrunner), Gulf International Bank and SMBC will sign the deal shortly.