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  • SEC Investigation Hits Equipment Renter's Bonds
    United Rentals' 7 3/4% notes of '13 dropped five points at the beginning of last week and may continue to sink on news that the Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the industrial equipment company's financials.
    September 03, 2004
  • Service Corp. Increases Flexibility
    Service Corp. International's new three-year, $200 million revolver gives the company more flexibility to pay dividends, repurchase stock and prepay debt, noted Phil Green, director of corporate finance for the funeral and cemetery services company.
    September 03, 2004
  • Six Flags Paper Shoots Higher
    Six Flags' high-yield bonds traded up five points late last week on Securities and Exchange Commission filings that a notable investor had acquired a significant stake in the company's shares and a prominent existing equity investor is displeased with Six Flag's performance and may force changes.
    September 03, 2004
  • Six Flags Rises
    Six Flags' $730 million term loan inched above par, rising from the 99 5/8-100 1/8 range to 100-100 1/4 after it was revealed that Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder bought a 9% stake in the company.
    September 03, 2004
  • Symmetry Medical Reprice Hits Mart
    Wachovia Securities has launched a repricing for Symmetry Medical, a portfolio company of Olympus Partners.
    September 03, 2004
  • U.S. Trust Manager Joins Houston Investor
    Cyril Theccanat, managing director in institutional fixed-income investment management at U.S. Trust in New York, starts this week at Smith, Graham & Co. Asset Management as executive v.p. and managing director of fixed income.
    September 03, 2004
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    Vultures Circle Interstate As Some Lenders Cut Exposure
    Distressed debt investors are homing in on Interstate Bakeries bank debt and some lenders have already started to sell off exposure.
    September 03, 2004
  • Asia
    The external perspective
    With Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi firmly ensconced as Malaysia's new leader, would now be a good time for the country to either re-peg or float its currency?
    September 01, 2004
  • Asia
    TRADE FINANCE POLL 2004 - HSBC routs Citigroup
    HSBC swept the board in Asiamoney's inaugural 2004 trade finance poll, seizing the top spot in every major category to emerge as the best trade finance bank in Asia.
    September 01, 2004
  • Asia
    The Thinking General
    President Megawati may have stabilized the economy, but foreign capital is hoping that the charismatic former general known as SBY will emerge as Indonesia's next president in runoff elections. Keri Geiger profiles Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, whose pledges to tackle corruption and lure foreign investment have put him ahead in polls.
    September 01, 2004
  • Asia
    A closer look at South Korea
    Three leading figures in South Korea's financial markets - Dong Hee Lee, chief financial officer of Pohang Iron & Steel Co; Ranvir Dewan, CFO of Korea First Bank; and Ben Yuen, head of fixed income for Asia at First State Investments (Hong Kong) - talk to Asiamoney about the challenges of operating and investing in an economy that has been heavily impacted by high oil prices and massive household debt.
    September 01, 2004
  • Asia
    A committed agenda
    Dorodjatun Kuntjoro-Jakti, coordinating minister for economic affairs, Republic of Indonesia, was in London in May with several senior members of government and the private sector to impress upon investors his government's commitment to reform. In an exclusive interview with Asiamoney, he explains that despite the excitement and distractions of the elections, the economy and business must go on as usual.
    September 01, 2004
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