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  • The $750m five year facility for Yara International, the former fertiliser business of Norsk Hydro, was signed yesterday (Thursday).
  • As Sanofi-Synthélabo, the French pharmaceuticals company, signed sub-underwriters into the Eu12bn facility to support its bid for its Franco-German competitor Aventis yesterday (Thursday), loans bankers were also hoping Swiss pharmaceuticals firm Novartis might raise a loan to support a rival white knight bid.
  • Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) sparked a revitalisation of the US new issue market this week with a blowout $6.7bn offering. The deal, led by Lehman Brothers and UBS, attracted more than $20bn of orders and was hailed as the benchmark jumbo the market has long been crying out for.
  • Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) sparked a revitalisation of the US new issue market this week with a blowout $6.7bn offering. The deal, led by Lehman Brothers and UBS, attracted more than $20bn of orders and was hailed as the benchmark jumbo the market has long been crying out for.
  • The highly contested $100m five year mandate for Globe Telecom has been awarded to BNP Paribas, Standard Chartered Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
  • PMI Europe, the European arm of US mortgage insurer PMI Group, this week announced the opening of a new office in Italy, the group's first continental office.
  • The $215m loan for the construction of terminal two at Warsaw Airport will be signed next week. The deal, arranged by Bank Austria, was syndicated out to 12 banks last year and achieved a 175% oversubscription.
  • The European corporate bond market will be enlivened with over Eu2.5bn in supply today (Friday) and next week, with Pinault Printemps Redoute, ProLogis and British American Tobacco set to issue. The deals will be welcomed by investors that have been starved of deals this year. They also come after a week in which the Federal Open Markets Committee restored stability to the market by signalling at its meeting on Tuesday that rates may not rise at all in 2004.
  • The European corporate bond market will be enlivened with over Eu2.5bn in supply today (Friday) and next week, with Pinault Printemps Redoute, ProLogis and British American Tobacco set to issue. The deals will be welcomed by investors that have been starved of deals this year. They also come after a week in which the Federal Open Markets Committee restored stability to the market by signalling at its meeting on Tuesday that rates may not rise at all in 2004.