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  • China The 16.8bn share IPO for China Telecom in Hong Kong and New York IPO has a new timetable, which should mean roadshows begin on Monday. The investor presentations have been delayed a week due to a technicality. Pricing will also take place a week later, on October 30 New York time.
  • UBS Warburg braved a volatile market last Friday to price a $500m credit card receivables ABS for Korea's Woori Credit Card Co (Woori Card). The Euro/144A issue was the firm's first offshore securitisation. "The market is absolutely terrible at the moment," said Anthony Cutcliffe, head of structured debt capital markets at UBS Warburg in Hong Kong.
  • Rating: A3 (expected rating)/AA Amount: Sfr500m iBoxx40 series one
  • Chartered Semiconductor's minority shareholders dealt a telling blow this week when it emerged that they had taken only 4% of the company's $1.11bn eight-for-10 deep discount rights issue. While controlling shareholder Singapore Technologies fulfilled its promise of taking 60.5% of the offer, the disastrous take-up by minority shareholders means that Merrill Lynch, which had underwritten the 39.5% minorities issue, has by default become the firm's second largest shareholder.
  • Amount: Eu1.53bn Legal maturity: September 15, 2008
  • William Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, announced this week that he had uncovered damning evidence linking Credit Suisse First Boston to the publishing of misleading research reports in return for investment banking business. A spokesman for Galvin confirmed that all of the materials relating to the latest set of allegations have been turned over the New York attorney-general, Eliot Spitzer.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: £50m (fungible with two issues totalling £300m launched 15/02/02 and 01/07/02)
  • Mandated arranger Deutsche Bank has launched syndication of the $200m five year pre-export finance term loan for Tyumen Oil Company (TNK). Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) is an arranger and underwriter.
  • Nikko Salomon Smith Barney Finance (NSSB) has put its name to a $1.5bn EuroMTN programme. Citigroup/SSSB is the arranger and sole dealer on the facility. The proceeds will be used as working capital at NSSB and CFO Toshiaki Kawashima, told EuroWeek: "This EuroMTN programme is a first for us and demonstrates our long term commitment to the Japanese and global financial markets, as well as a willingness to access the markets to strategically build our business."
  • The general syndication of the Eu2.35bn acquisition financing for Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic) was launched on Wednesday. The market has been offered four levels of participation at this stage: arrangers taking Eu50m tickets; co-arrangers with Eu35m; lead managers with Eu25m; and, managers taking Eu10m.
  • Amount: Eu756m Legal maturity: November 15, 2009
  • Arrangers Natexis Banques Populaires and Standard Chartered have launched a $30m three year term loan for Moscow Narodny Bank (Singapore). Banks earn a margin of 150bp over Libor.