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  • Asia
    Securitisation news in brief
    Australia Macquarie Bank has launched a A$300m multitranche ABS for UFJ Australia, and will price it next week. Symphony Trust No 3 will be secured on commercial hire purchase and chattel mortgage agreements. Under a chattel mortgage, title for the asset passes immediately to the obligor, rather than upon payment of the final instalment.
    November 29, 2002
  • Asia
    Citi opens Samurai market for 2003 with ¥155bn issue
    Citigroup has re-opened the Samurai market with a blowout ¥155bn six tranche deal that was priced on Wednesday. The deal is the largest Samurai bond since GECC tapped the market for ¥200bn in June. Citigroup also raised a ¥10bn 20 year tranche as part of the bond, becoming the first non-Japanese corporate borrower to do so.
    November 29, 2002
  • Bond Comments
    Mortgages No.4 Plc
    Amount: £257.56 Legal maturity: November 28, 2035
    November 29, 2002
  • People and Markets
    Moves in brief
    Credit Agricole has reiterated its desire to buy Crédit Lyonnais in the same week that BNP Paribas surprised its shareholders by taking an 11% stake. Crédit Agricole's management told analysts and investors in a conference call that it would not be prepared to pay "a silly price" for Crédit Lyonnais, but implied that Crédit Lyonnais might be more favourable towards the idea since BNP Paribas' move.
    November 29, 2002
  • MTN issuance league tables
    Commentary
    November 29, 2002
  • MTNs/CP updates
    Lloyds TSB Bank has upped the size of its EuroMTN programme from $10bn to $15bn. The UK bank has been one of the most prolific issuers in the private market this year and is the fifth most active borrower behind Banque et Caisse d'Epargne de l'Etat Luxembourg, CDC IXIS Capital Markets, Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau and World Bank.
    November 29, 2002
  • CLOs
    National Bank of Egypt International Limited
    Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (joint bookrunner), Natexis Banques Populaires and WestLB (joint bookrunner) have launched syndication of the $100m three year term loan for National Bank of Egypt International Limited. Banks have been offered three levels of participation: arrangers with $7.5m for 40bp; co-arrangers with $5m for 32.5bp; and lead managers with $2.5m for 25bp.
    November 29, 2002
  • CLOs
    Netherlands
    Mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Bank of America, Citigroup/SSSB, HBOS, ING and Mizuho have closed a Eu750m revolver for Univar. The deal is structured between a Eu150m 364 day piece and a Eu600m three year tranche.
    November 29, 2002
  • Bond Comments
    Nestlé Australia Ltd
    Guarantor: Nestlé SA Rating: Aaa/AA+
    November 29, 2002
  • Equity
    News in bief
    Metals company Outokumpu yesterday (Thursday) launched its Eu300m rights issue with JP Morgan and Nordea Securities as lead managers. The three-for-eight offering was priced at Eu6.37, a 31% discount on Wednesday's close.
    November 29, 2002
  • Emerging Markets
    News in brief
    Pressure on Latin American bond underwriting fees has been taken to a new level. Bankers say Deutsche Bank has made a winning bid of just 9.4 cents for the mandate to bring Costa Rica to market next year with a $450m 10 year bond. According to bankers who missed out on the business, the second closest fee was 11.1bp.
    November 29, 2002
  • Emerging Markets
    Nigeria offers investors Brady bond buyback opportunity
    Investors concerned over recent political uncertainties and the threat of default in Nigeria are being offered the chance to sell their Brady bonds back to the government. Nigeria's central bank has launched an offer, via sole dealer manager Citigroup/SSSB, to buy back its par bonds at a minimum price close to their trading level of 67.5% of face value. The bonds represent the majority of Nigeria's debt to London Club commercial creditors.
    November 29, 2002
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