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  • Flurry of swap driven new issues knocks spreads off perch
    The dollar swap market has followed credit markets for much of this week. For the first two days, the downgrade of General Motors (GM) by Moody's, the weakness of the Treasury market and the sharp increase in LBO business all conspired to send swap spreads wider. Thereafter, an improvement in the tone of the credit markets and a flurry of swap-driven new issues took swap spreads down from their highs. At the close of yesterday, the five-year swap spread was at 46.50bp and the 10 year 47bp.
    April 08, 2005
  • Equity
    2005 set to be big year for IPOs after poor first quarter
    Despite a slow start to the year 2005 could be a bumper year for IPOs on the main segment of the London Stock Exchange, with over 20 companies each hoping to raise over £300m, according to a report published this week by KPMG's corporate finance division.
    April 08, 2005
  • ABN Amro: from take-over target to marksman
    Who remembers when ABN Amro was considered to be a take-over target? If you listened to the scuttlebutt and the alcohol-fortified witterings in City bars, ABN Amro was about to be acquired by Barclays Bank.
    April 08, 2005
  • Acquisitions give Asian lenders hope
    A glut of Australian acquisition financings at the beginning of 2005 have given loans bankers in Asia hope that loans driven by mergers and acquisitions could offer the market a new source of supply and more remunerative business throughout the year. But there has been little business in the rest of Asia, premiums have been slim and leveraged buy-outs scarce. Adam Harper tests the mood in the Asian syndicated loan market.
    April 08, 2005
  • CLOs
    Air France Eu1.2bn loan signs
    Air France has signed its Eu1.2bn five plus one plus one year deal. The deal achieved a hefty over-subscription during syndication and was increased from Eu1bn.
    April 08, 2005
  • Asset Backed Euro CP outstandings (April 7, 2005)
    April 08, 2005
  • Bond Comments
    ATF Bank OAO
    Rating: Ba1/B+ (Moody's/Fitch)
    April 08, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    ATF sells $200m deal to open doors for other EM issuers
    Kazakhstan's ATF Bank reopened the markets for emerging market issuers this week, selling a $200m seven year bond that it had postponed a fortnight ago.
    April 08, 2005
  • CLOs
    Australia
    Aristocrat Leisure has mandated Westpac Banking Corp for a A$300m three year dual tranche multicurrency revolving credit.
    April 08, 2005
  • Bond Comments
    Banca Popolare di Lodi Scarl
    Rating: Baa1/BBB+ (Moody's/Fitch)
    April 08, 2005
  • Equity
    Bankers say Eu3.3bn Neste IPO good to go
    Demand continued to grow for the stock of Finnish oil refiner Neste Oil as the company's IPO entered its second week of bookbuilding this week.
    April 08, 2005
  • Bond Comments
    Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten NV
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    April 08, 2005
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