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  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+/BBB+ Amount: Eu500m
  • Rating: Aa2/AA/AA Amount: $3bn
  • Rating: B1/B-/B Amount: Eu500m
  • Rating: Ba2/BB/BB Amount: $500m global
  • Rating: A+ Amount: Sfr200m
  • Rating: Baa3/BBB Amount: £120m (fungible with £250m issue launched 19/03/02)
  • UK food group RHM has become the most recent company to postpone a flotation. RHM, which was bought by the venture capital company Doughty Hanson in July 2000, was scheduled to IPO on the London Stock Exchange some time this year. But Doughty Hanson has decided to put off that action until market conditions improve.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA Amount: $150m
  • Guarantor: Banco de Sabadell SA Rating: A1/A/A+
  • The battle for Safeway plc is pulling almost every major lending house in Europe into the bidding war. It emerged this week that the latest suitor for Safeway, leading UK food retailer Tesco, had secured £2.9bn of financing from WestLB and HBOS. The banks declined to comment.
  • Russian pharmacy chain 36.6 postponed its $20m IPO this week, citing poor market conditions. The company was being advised by ING. The firm intended to float a 20% stake on the Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange this week, but according to a banker working on the deal, the sale was scuppered by falling markets. "We had just over a week of good meetings. But when you are targeting predominantly UK investors and the FTSE is down eight days in a row there is clearly a problem," he said.
  • Six Continents is close to mandating five banks to lead arrange two separate £1.5bn demerger facilities. EuroWeek understands that Barclays, Citigroup/SSSB, HSBC, JP Morgan and Lloyds will have leading roles in both facilities. This has not been confirmed by Six Continents. According to the company, however, a formal mandate will be awarded next week.