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  • Amount: A$194.35m and NZ$11m Class A1 notes: A$90m
  • Most secondary loan market traders were hopeful that the seven jumbo LBO loans launched since July would boost activity in the secondary loan market, but so far they have been disappointed. Four of the deals have been closed and signed - the Eu1.12bn of senior and subordinated debt facilities backing EQT's buy-out of the flavours and fragrances business Haarman & Reimer (H&R), the Eu2.525bn debt facilities backing the Madison Dearborn Partners-led public to private LBO of Jefferson Smurfit Group (JSG), the Eu2.222bn of debt facilities backing Wendel Consortium's buy-out of Legrand from Schneider and the £495m of senior secured facilities supporting Charterhouse Development Capital's acquisition of Coral Eurobet.
  • HSBC plans to buy Household International, which has been reeling from investigations into its lending practices, for $14.2bn. HSBC has previously announced its intention to expand its consumer base in the US, where Household has most of its 50m customers. The loss of its independence will bring succour to investors in one of the financial sector's most volatile names.
  • Rating: Shell Petroleum Co Ltd/Shell Petroleum NV Amount: $150m
  • Arrangers Arab Bank, OCBC and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp have launched a $60m three year revolving term loan for ECS Holdings. Banks looking to join the facility will earn a margin of 135bp over Libor.
  • ABN Amro (bookrunner), BBVA (bookrunner), JP Morgan (bookrunner), Crédit Agricole Indosuez (documentation agent), Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Banesto will host a meeting today (Friday) for banks invited to join the Eu1.5bn dual tranche deal for Iberdrola. In syndication, banks have been offered tickets of Eu85m for fees of 20bp, Eu50m for 15bp and Eu25m for 10bp.
  • Guarantor: Standard Life Bank Ltd Rating: Aa1/AA-
  • Amount: Eu217m Rating: Moody's/Fitch
  • Interest per note shall be payable at 4% per annum until November 20, 2005. From then on interest is payable on October 31 of each year and shall be linked to a basket of equities, determined as follows:
  • The senior debt facilities backing the buy-out of SAB Wabco have been closed 40% oversubscribed. Banks that committed to the facility are going through documentation and will be signed into the deal by the end of November. ICG and GSC Partners Europe committed to the mezzanine portion of the deal.
  • EuroWeek hears that HSBC has joined Bank of Scotland and Royal Bank of Scotland in providing the debt backing the Eu425m buy-out of SR Technics from Sair Group by 3i and Star Capital. The debt will be syndicated to a limited group of banks.