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  • Credit card issuer Lotte Card is sounding out banks for a financing. Banks have been asked to submit bids and a mandate is expected to be announced shortly.
  • Kazakhstan's banking sector has promised much in the way of securitisation, but has so far failed to deliver more than sporadic bursts of activity.
  • ING has closed syndication of the Eu160m debt package supporting the Eu217m buy-out of USP Hospitales.
  • Amount: Eu100m Öffentlicher Pfandbrief
  • Reinsurer Swiss Re has mandated Bank of America, Barclays Capital, Commerzbank, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and HSBC to arrange its Eu3.5bn-Eu4bn LC facility, EuroWeek has learned.
  • The debt markets were jolted out of idleness this week as a heap of new bonds were deposited into the laps of investors.
  • BNP Paribas moved ahead of Morgan Stanley in the competition for fourth place in table one this week. However, both banks continue to move away from Barclays Capital in sixth, which lies $700m behind Stanley and more than $1.2bn behind BNPP.
  • First Commercial Bank and International Commercial Bank of China have been mandated for a NT$10bn five year club facility by P-Two Industries, a private company manufacturing high precision terminals, computer peripheral accessories and telecommunications connectors.
  • A spate of telecom sector IPOs across Asia pushed to the forefront this week.
  • The Eu250m loan for Industrija Nafte (Ina), the oil and gas company, has been increased to Eu400m and signed.