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  • The books will close imminently on the £1.5bn loan for Compass Granada, which has been comfortably oversubscribed. Banks have been invited to join the deal with takes of £70m for 20bp and £35m for 15bp. The out of the box margin is 45bp over Libor.
  • Amount: Eu300m subordinated debt Maturity: May 16, 2023
  • Standard Chartered has completed a HK$750m 3-1/2 year term loan for Shanghai Jing Fu Property, an SPV in China guaranteed by Edward Wong Development Co, Shui On Co and Shun Hing Holdings. The arranger contributed HK$300m.
  • Banks are forming groups to bid for the arranging mandate on the Ckr9bn financing for Prague Airport. Bidders are uncertain as to whether the deal will be structured as a project or corporate credit. The EIB will also be involved in the financing.
  • Amount: Eu683m Legal maturity: January 24, 2024
  • Guarantor: XL Capital Assurance Amount: £152.429m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu1bn (fungible with two issues totalling Eu1.25bn launched 13/02/03 and 27/02/03) obligations foncières
  • Rating: Aa1/AA Amount: Eu200m (increase to Eu300m tap launched 06/05/03 and fungible with Eu500m issue launched 05/03/03)
  • The Republic of Italy this week completed its programme of issuance from the Cassa Depositi e Prestiti with a securitisation of loans to public sector service providers. Lead managed by Banca IMI, Caboto-IntesaBci, Lehman Brothers and UBS Warburg, the offering met with strong demand at the senior level from Italian banks and asset managers. That level of interest far exceeded Italian participations in previous Treasury deals.
  • HSBC closed the inaugural securitisation this week for London Mortgage Company, part of the private Matlock Bank group. The lead marketed the deal over several weeks, adapting price guidance on the senior tranche as well as the ultimate size of the offering from £216m to £192m to suit investor demand.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan this week launched a Eu500m credit card deal for MBNA America Bank. The seven year soft bullet notes carry a coupon of 4.15% and were priced at 99.9925 to give a spread of 25bp over mid-swaps. Legal maturity is in September 2012.