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  • Asia
    City Telecom begins roadshow as high yield issuers line up
    Ricky Wong, chief executive of Hong Kong's City Telecom, set out this week on a round-the-world roadshow for the company's debut bond ? a $110m deal arranged by Citigroup.
    January 07, 2005
  • Asia
    Chinese regulator toughens sponsor rule on share sales
    Market News
    January 07, 2005
  • Asia
    Creditor states mull debt relief after disaster
    The tsunami disaster has prompted calls for debt relief for the worst affected countries. Gordon Brown, the UK chancellor of the exchequer, proposed on Tuesday that: ?with immediate effect, the Paris Club should expect no debt repayment from afflicted countries. That would then lead to an analysis of the needs of these countries, with the possibility of some debt relief, at the same time ensuring that the money goes to the people and areas in greatest need.?
    January 07, 2005
  • Asia
    Deutsche parcels office tower in Taipei for Chung Yi, Fu Tai
    At the end of December, Deutsche Bank priced a NT$2.345bn ($73m) securitisation of the Hung Tai Century Tower, a 19 storey office building in Taipei.
    January 07, 2005
  • Adelphia Auction Seen As Cable Bellwether
    Adelphia Communications' auction for its assets is expected to dictate valuations in the entire cable sector, according to fixed-income officials eagerly anticipating the conclusion of a two-year process.
    January 07, 2005
  • BofA To Court Foreign Central Banks
    Banc of America Securities' fixed-income team plans to polish up its courting of foreign central banks, especially in Asia, underscoring the growing heft of Far East investors in U.S. bond markets, according to an official at the firm.
    January 07, 2005
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    Borrower Consent Debate Heats Up
    Some loan market participants are pushing for the elimination of borrower consent for sales of funded term loans.
    January 07, 2005
  • Bankers Eye New Collateral Pools
    Bankers are kicking the tires on new ways to apply collateralized debt obligation methodology to untapped parts of the debt market, leading industry professionals to expect a handful of innovative transactions to surface in the coming months.
    January 07, 2005
  • Car Dealer Bonds Hit Europe
    A European car manufacturer's captive finance company is planning to sell dealer floor plan securities, or bonds collateralized by the future sales of cars parked on dealers' lots.
    January 07, 2005
  • FHLBs To Top Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Sales
    The dozen Federal Home Loan Banks combined are expected to sell more long-term debt this year than Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
    January 07, 2005
  • Fiduciary Trims Triple-Bs, May Cut Duration
    Fiduciary Trust Company International has begun reducing its exposure to triple-B credits and may shorten its overall duration if yields on the 10-year Treasury drop below 4% in the next few months.
    January 07, 2005
  • Gate Gourmet Holds Steady Following Payment Default
    Gate Gourmet International's $165 million “B” loan held steady even as the company failed to make payment under its Swiss franc SFr372 million ($314 million) senior secured facility and an interest payment under its SFr268 million ($227 million) secured mezzanine facility that were due Dec. 31.
    January 07, 2005
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