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  • ALSTOM Slides With Supply
    ALSTOM's bank debt has slumped in the secondary loan market over the last couple of weeks as the company conducts negotiations with its creditors to amend its credit facility.
    April 02, 2004
  • Apollo's Education Redux Makes Rounds
    A $190 million refinancing for Apollo Management's Educate hit the market last Wednesday.
    April 02, 2004
  • Black Diamond Set To Score On J.W. Childs' Razor Co. Redux
    Black Diamond Capital Management stands to reap the rewards of its position in American Safety Razor Co. as UBS markets a $225 million refinancing that will take out the existing bank debt that Black Diamond harvested from original lenders.
    April 02, 2004
  • BNP Preps Maidenform LBO Credit
    BNP Paribas is preparing a $180 million facility backing the acquisition of bra manufacturer Maidenform by Ares Management's private equity arm, the Ares Corporate Opportunities Fund.
    April 02, 2004
  • B of A Introduces Defense IT Credit
    Syndication launched last Wednesday for a $550 million facility backing CACI International's $415 million acquisition of American Management System's (AMS) Defense and Intelligence Group (DIG).
    April 02, 2004
  • Asia
    US HEDGE FUNDS ROLL INTO ASIA - Winning both ways
    A surge of interest in Asian-strategy hedge funds is fuelling a boom in the industry. And after losing out on their long-only strategies in a bear market, established US pension funds are adding to the impetus. Betsy Massar reports.
    April 01, 2004
  • Asia
    ASIAN ADRS - The depositary receipt is dead! Long live the depositary receipt!
    The ADR rules supreme for dual listings in the US and Hong Kong, especially for the largest Chinese corporations. But some wonder if ShinhanÕs recent domestic share sale to foreign buyers could signal a sea change in distribution methodology. Mark B. Johnson reports.
    April 01, 2004
  • Asia
    A MONTH IN THE MARKETS - Of lines in the sand and dreams of sanity...
    In Asiamoney's November 2003 issue, Boodle noted heady times in the equity capital markets but wrote that there was no need to stock up on the hangover cures just yet. But Boodle also cautioned issuers and arrangers to keep in mind a line in the sand. Could that line have been crossed last month, when Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) and Tom Online completed their dual listings in the US and Hong Kong, at US$1.8 billion and US$194 million respectively?
    April 01, 2004
  • Asia
    About-turn for UBS
    By March it was becoming increasingly obvious that Korea was welcoming back UBS after a year-long slump in its capital markets. The bank has managed to stage a comeback, rising to the top of the league tables. It has acted as lead-manager on five debt deals this year, totalling US$2.687 billion.
    April 01, 2004
  • Asia
    CBA spreads its MBS gospel among new believers
    The stars were perfectly aligned for Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) recently, allowing Australia’s second-largest bank to sell the country’s biggest-ever mortgage-backed securities (MBS) issue. The A$3.5 billion (US$2.6 billion) global sale was almost double the size of what was previously the largest residential MBS issue.
    April 01, 2004
  • Asia
    CapitaLand trusts its strategy
    The increasingly resourceful Singapore development company CapitaLand in March added another pioneering real estate investment trust (Reit) transaction to its growing list of deals.
    April 01, 2004
  • Asia
    CFO INTERVIEW - Heavyweight light on its feet
    Infosys Technologies is well known at home in India and abroad. It is considered one of the most well-run and best financially managed companies in the world. It is also recognized for its exceptional approach to corporate governance. Asiamoney spoke with Infosys chief financial officer Mohandas Pai about how he, as a corporate treasurer, manages risk, uses structured products and deals with the everyday challenges of running both an international and a domestic company in India.
    April 01, 2004
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