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  • Guarantor: HBOS plc
  • High yield volumes more than doubled year-on-year in 2004 as tight spreads across the investment grade asset class left investors desperate for extra pick-up. But, ask Clare O'Callaghan and Kathryn Wells, does this signal that the market is really here to stay?
  • Shinwa International Holdings has mandated DBS Bank to arrange a HK$288m five year financing. Shinwa Technology (HK) is providing a guarantee.
  • Guarantor: Hypo Real Estate Holding AG
  • Fixed income carried the investment banking industry again in 2004, but there was precious little money to be made from underwriting bonds. Proprietary trading was the hot spot, but as Ian Kerr writes, prop desks can lose a ton if the wind changes.
  • As every Euromarketeer knows, the temptation of wickedness and fear of punishment are a visceral part of the thrill of working in the capital markets.
  • Once again, bonds won almost all the major prizes in 2004. The best Euromarket stables cleaned up in more ways than one. The accumulation of gold cups for bonds almost necessitated the ordering of larger sideboards from Harrods. The trophies for equities and investment banking were sadly made of only pewter and clay and the sideboards were rejects from Ikea.
  • The $215m five year dual tranche financing for GE Capital International Services (Gecis) was launched into general syndication on January 10. BA Asia, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs are leading the facility. The deal was funded on December 30.
  • EuroWeek hears ICICI Bank London has mandated Calyon to arrange a $30m three year facility.
  • Rating: A1/AA-
  • A $240m five year loan for Bank Mellat is in general syndication through mandated lead arranger Arab Banking Corporation.
  • Rating: A3/A- (Moody's/Fitch)