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  • Rating: Baa2/BBB/BBB+
  • Hays has announced margin and fee levels for its £300m five year revolver. The deal will pay 55bp out of the box with a ratchet linked to a net debt to Ebitda grid. Utilisation fees of 5bp and 10bp will be paid when the facility is more than 50% and 70% drawn respectively.
  • HBOS Treasury Services will aim to build on the success of its inaugural UK covered bond with the launch of a new 10 year benchmark in October.
  • Guarantors: HBOS plc, the Governor and Company of the Bank of Scotland
  • The HK$2.5bn five year dual tranche facility for Hopewell Holdings has received a positive response from the market, with arrangers Bank of China, China Construction Bank and Citigroup extending the deadline until early next week as banks wait for credit approval.
  • Rating: A2/BBB+/A-
  • The increase in public debt to high levels in many emerging market economies is raising fears of a repetition of the debt crisis of the 1980s, according to an IMF report on emerging market debt released at this week's World Bank/IMF meetings in Dubai.
  • National Hydroelectric Power Corp has awarded the mandate for a $50m five year fundraising to Barclays Capital and Standard Chartered. The borrower is a government enterprise in India and is involved in hydropower development in the country.
  • Rating: Aaa/AA+/AA+
  • High profile dollar bond issuers including Wal-Mart Stores, National Rural Utilities Corp and Kraft discovered this week that investors will not take their paper at any price, now that the balance of supply and demand has shifted in favor of the buy-side.
  • Six foreign banks will be allowed full access to the Iraqi market, the senior financial official in the country's interim governing council said last Sunday.
  • Guarantor: National Australia Bank Ltd