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  • Bond Comments
    Ukraine
    Rating: B1/B+/B+
    July 30, 2004
  • Uruguay gets cheap funding with peso globals shielded against currency risk
    The Oriental Republic of Uruguay, which had been planning to launch two Ps2.2bn ($75m) Uruguayan peso global bonds this week, instead reacted to investor demand and priced a single $250m equivalent bond on Wednesday.
    July 30, 2004
  • Emerging Markets
    Uruguay gets cheap funding with peso globals shielded against currency risk
    The Oriental Republic of Uruguay, which had been planning to launch two Ps2.2bn ($75m) Uruguayan peso global bonds this week, instead reacted to investor demand and priced a single $250m equivalent bond on Wednesday.
    July 30, 2004
  • Bond Comments
    US Bancorp
    Rating: Aa2/AA-
    July 30, 2004
  • Bond Comments
    Veneto Banca Scarl
    Rating: BBB+
    July 30, 2004
  • CLOs
    Virgin Mobile
    Lloyds TSB will arrange a £350m loan for Virgin Mobile ? this will include a term loan and revolver, as well as a five year element.
    July 30, 2004
  • WATCHBOX — credit markets (week ending july 30, 2004)
    July 30, 2004
  • Wake up, it’s over!
    Is it really all over in Düsseldorf, where the trial of the former head of Mannesmann and four co-defendants, including Deutsche Bank?s chairman, Josef Ackermann, has put more people to sleep than the inventor of chloroform or the African tsetse fly? How this case was ever permitted to drag on for so long remains a mystery to senior international bankers and lawyers.
    July 30, 2004
  • CLOs
    WH Smith
    Bankers expect WH Smith, the seller of stationery, magazines and books, to raise a £270m loan to refinance its debt, including a £120m pension deficit. HSBC, Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland are said by bankers to have won the mandate. The loan is said to be split between a £120m three year term loan partly financing the pension deficit and a £150m three year revolver as a general refinancing.
    July 30, 2004
  • CLOs
    Whitbread closes £500m bridge
    Brewer Whitbread has completed a £500m 364 day bridge loan to support its £505m cash acquisition of Premier Lodge Hotels. Barclays Capital, HSBC and Lloyds TSB joined the club deal.
    July 30, 2004
  • BNPP markets ABS and CDO portfolio to private banks
    BNP Paribas is working on a static synthetic CDO, referencing ABS and seven bespoke CDO tranches and aimed at private banks.
    July 30, 2004
  • Lazio rounds up healthcare debt via ABS
    Banca Intesa and UBS have arranged a securitisation of Eu568m of debt owed by 19 healthcare authorities in the region of Lazio in Italy. The money was owed to 225 healthcare companies for the supply of medical equipment and other goods. However, under an agreement reached at the end of last year that includes delegazione di pagamento, or debt delegations, the authorities delegated that repayment to the region of Lazio.
    July 30, 2004
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