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  • Syndication of a five year Eu1bn debt facility for KESA Electricals , which is in a demerger from its parent Kingfisher , is set to begin.
  • After serving as a securities regulator in the late 1970s, Ken Lay joined the World Bank in 1982 and started working on Eurobonds in 1983, issuing his first Eurodollar deal in 1984.
  • After serving as a securities regulator in the late 1970s, Ken Lay joined the World Bank in 1982 and started working on Eurobonds in 1983, issuing his first Eurodollar deal in 1984.
  • The market response to the $100m two and three year fundraising for Woori Bank has been excellent and nine banks joined the deal in general syndication.
  • Korean banks have continued to plunge into the international bond market, despite indications that the number of deals from the country in recent weeks has exhausted investor demand.
  • Rating: A3
  • Dutch telecoms operator KPN this week raised Eu220m from a sale of its 6.48% direct stake in Czech operator Cesky Telecom.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Amount: £250m
  • If Eurostar had been operational in the mid-1980s, Patrick Stevenson would have been a frequent traveller. He is credited for building up Banque Paribas Capital Markets (BPCM) from scratch from 1985, ceaseless shuttling between London and Paris. BPCM invariably headed the league tables for Ecu bonds between 1985 and the early 1990s, but Stevenson made it more than a single currency player.
  • Paul Richards' is the consummate Merrill Lynch banker. He joined Merrill in 1986 and, apart from one year spent at Goldman Sachs and a six month sabbatical, he has spent his 17 year career in banking at the firm. Today he is responsible for its syndicate function in London, as well as its frequent borrower business.
  • Paul Sherwood, who spent his entire career at Strauss, Turnbull & Co, was always linked with his trading colleague Stanley Ross, but the two could not have been more different. Ross was the flamboyant extrovert. Sherwood was the eminence grise standing in the background who knew everything and who was a brilliant visionary.