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  • Tight Spreads Do Not Scare Managers From New Deals
    Stone Tower Capital, Centre Pacific and American Express Asset Management are said to be moving ahead with plans to raise new collateralized debt obligation funds, not letting the lowest leveraged loan spreads since 1998 deter them.
    January 04, 2004
  • Werner Climbs With Lowe's Agreement
    The bank debt for Werner Holding Co. ticked up into the low 90s following the announcement that the company has entered into a strategic alliance with Lowe's Companies.
    January 04, 2004
  • Willis Exits LBO Debt
    Willis Group Holdings has completed a new $600 million loan that allows the company to exit from debt associated with its earlier leveraged buyout and establishes a platform for growth.
    January 04, 2004
  • Sola Seeks Bank Deal To Pay Eurobonds
    Sola International, a San Diego-based eyeglass lens designer and manufacturer, completed a new $225 million credit facility to pay off a Eurobond facility, according to Ron Dutt, Sola's cfo.
    January 04, 2004
  • Asia
    ABS issue wins ICICI Bank the chequered flag
    India's largest ever securitization transaction concluded recently with ICICI Bank raising the equivalent of US$181 million in a multi-tranche bond issue backed by auto loans. The deal, which was more than double the previous record, confirms the growing acceptance of securitization among local investors. Mark B. Johnson reports.
    January 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Buyer beware: Greed is in the air
    The boodle report
    January 01, 2004
  • Asia
    DERIVATIVES - India climbs the learning curve – slowly
    Derivatives are driving India's equity markets but the Reserve Bank of India has dragged its feet over allowing OTC derivatives in the money and forex markets. Aaron Chaze finds out why.
    January 01, 2004
  • Asia
    FOREX - How low can it go?
    The continued fall of the US currency is giving central banks in the region that terrible sinking feeling as they try fruitlessly to prop up the greenback. Pauline Loong talks to bankers and strategists about the impact and outlook for bonds and equities in Asia.
    January 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Into China with skill and caution
    Felix Ling aims to start up an insurance business in China but, as he tells Pauline Loong, he expects the Chinese to pick his brains in return.
    January 01, 2004
  • Asia
    PROJECT FINANCE - Finding the money to step on the gas
    Project finance bankers find that upstream and downstream oil and gas greenfield or expansion projects represent the best opportunities, reports Dominic Jones.
    January 01, 2004
  • Asia
    MOVERS AND SHAKERS
    The transfer list
    January 01, 2004
  • Asia
    ROUNDTABLE - Equity Forum: All Eyes on Asia
    Where should investors be focusing their attention in Asia? North or south? At the second annual Asiamoney equity forum held at Hong Kong's Ritz-Carlton Hotel on November 20, six market players attempted to answer these questions and offered their expert opinions on trends, industries and cross-border investments.
    January 01, 2004
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