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  • The Eu2.5bn debt facility for a new nuclear power plant for Finnish electricity company TVO will consist of a five year and a seven year tranche.
  • Bond investors and traders breathed a sigh of relief this week as Standard & Poor's downgraded Ford a notch to BBB- but crucially, assigned a stable outlook.
  • Bond investors and traders breathed a sigh of relief this week as Standard & Poor's downgraded Ford a notch to BBB- but crucially, assigned a stable outlook.
  • Ford won a reprieve this week when Standard & Poor's assigned a stable outlook to the auto company's rating after a downgrade to BBB-.
  • "It's been a fantastically fun week," said a dealer at a major US investment bank in London at the close of trading yesterday (Thursday).
  • It has been another roller-coaster ride for equity fund managers covering the Japanese market. The Nikkei 225 hit a near 20 year low earlier this year, but has since staged a remarkable rally, driven largely by international fund managers and buoyed by deep liquidity.
  • The Eu900m loan supporting the acquisition of SchlumbergerSema by Atos Origin should close tomorrow. EuroWeek understands the loan is 50% oversubscribed.
  • The Sohar Oil Refinery project's $907.8m 14 year term loan will close at the beginning of next week oversubscribed. Bankers said the deal went better than expected and ascribed this to the strong structure of the transaction.
  • The Islamic Republic of Pakistan awarded the mandate for a $500m five year Eurobond to Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan this week.
  • Japanese domestic debt continues to be mispriced, local investors are unable to make a realistic return on their risk, and the anomalies in the market are having a corrosive effect on the whole economy.
  • Investors in Parmalat's shares and credit suffered volatility all week after a controversy blew up last Friday (November 7) about the Italian food company's accounting practices.
  • Mandated arrangers ING, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Standard Chartered have extended the deadline for Development Bank of Philippines' $70m three year credit.