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  • Dimon shuffles his pack
    Although we lay no claims whatsoever to being a forecaster in the same league as Nostradamus or the Oracle at Delphi, we did suggest that Jamie Dimon, the hard-driving new leader of JP Morgan Chase, wouldn't take very long to introduce some sweeping management changes.
    October 01, 2004
  • Bond Comments
    DnB NOR Bank ASA
    Rating: A1/A-
    October 01, 2004
  • Bond Comments
    DnB Nor Bank ASA
    Rating: Aa3/A+
    October 01, 2004
  • CLOs
    Dramatic scale-backs for banks on $4.4bn Bacardi
    The $4.4bn loan to support Bacardi's acquisition of the Grey Goose Vodka brand has been a blowout in syndication raising over $8bn from the market. Due to the nature of the facility, however, an increase is not possible and banks were scaled back from take and holds of $250m down to $140m.
    October 01, 2004
  • D’Souza upgrades to Merrill Lynch
    Good to see Merrill Lynch back in the news, although perhaps not always for the right reasons. On the positive side, Merrill insiders are enthusing about the hiring of Rohit D'Souza from Morgan Stanley to be the new global head of equity trading. D'Souza will report to both Greg Fleming and Dow Kim.
    October 01, 2004
  • CLOs
    Egypt
    The African Export Import Bank (Afrexim) has closed syndication of its $110m three year revolver through mandated lead arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, KBC, Natexis Banques Populaires, Standard Chartered, WGZ Bank and WestLB.
    October 01, 2004
  • ECP market commentary
    Bankers in London reported that dollar issuance in the six and nine month maturities was strong this week as the currency increased its share of new deals in the EuroCP market, while euro and sterling volumes dropped back.
    October 01, 2004
  • Bond Comments
    Eurofima
    Rating: Aaa/AAA
    October 01, 2004
  • Traders on the rampage at Goldman Sachs
    You have to hand it to Goldman Sachs, the high strutting prima donna of the investment banking industry. Yes, Goldman folk may not be at the top of your dinner party invitation list and, apart from some juicy idle gossip with some very old friends, we have been completely excommunicated by the firm.
    October 01, 2004
  • Turkey charges across finishing line with surprise $1bn global winning $6bn book
    Turkey astonished bond investors yesterday (Thursday) by firing off a $1bn 10 year benchmark bond in the space of a day to complete its external borrowing requirements for the year.
    October 01, 2004
  • Turkey charges across finishing line with surprise $1bn global winning $6bn book
    Turkey astonished bond investors yesterday (Thursday) by firing off a $1bn 10 year benchmark bond in the space of a day to complete its external borrowing requirements for the year.
    October 01, 2004
  • Emerging Markets
    Venezuela rides out Latin sell-off in successful exchange
    Venezuela's $1.5bn 10 year global bond exchange offer this week was a resounding success, despite clear signs investors have had their fill of new emerging market issues.
    October 01, 2004
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