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  • The United Mexican States this week priced a stunning $1.75bn 8% 20 year trade at one of the lowest yields the sovereign has ever achieved. Some are already calling it the bond deal of the year.
  • The United Mexican States this week priced a stunning $1.75bn 8% 20 year trade at one of the lowest yields the sovereign has ever achieved. Some are already calling it the bond deal of the year.
  • The Merrill Lynch fund manager survey published this week shows that investors are starting to regain some confidence in the equity markets with a net balance of 48% of investors expecting the global economy to be stronger in 12 months' time. Investors have had 12 months to ruminate on the events of September 11, 2001 and, on the whole, the assessment is that conditions can only improve.
  • Goldman Sachs has appointed Peter Oppenheimer as head of pan-European strategy. He will report to Neil Crowder and Anthony Ling, co-heads of European equity research. Oppenheimer moves from HSBC, where he had been chief investment strategist since 1998. He joined HSBC in 1993 as a global strategist, and was chief European strategist from 1994 to 1998. Before HSBC he was chief investment strategist at Hambros.
  • Barclays Capital (bookrunner), Citigroup/SSSB, Deutsche Bank (bookrunner) and JP Morgan this week launched German utility RWE's Eu5bn revolving credit into syndication. The company, as bankers had expected, commanded a fine pricing from its lead relationship lenders. But with the pull of a A1/A+ rating, RWE will no doubt capture the audience of banks it needs to sell its first widely syndicated loan.
  • Bank of Scotland is one of the banks backing a private equity sponsor bidding for Scottish Media Group's (SMG) newspaper publishing business. SMG wants to raise around £200m from the sale.
  • Guarantor: Shell Petroleum Co Ltd, Shell Petroleum NV Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • The S$300m three year term loan for Unicorn Square has been completed. Arrangers are Development Bank of Singapore and OCBC committing S$77.25m each, Maybank providing S$42.5m and Crédit Lyonnais contributing S$31.5m.
  • Mandated lead co-ordinating arrangers Nordea and Svenska Handelsbanken yesterday (Thursday) signed banks into the Skr11bn term loan and revolver for Svenska UMTS. Swedbank joined as a mandated lead arranger. ABN Amro, Crédit Agricole Indosuez and SEB Merchant Banking are lead arrangers.
  • Mandated arranger Sumitomo signed banks into the Eu97m five year facility for Slovak Telekom on Wednesday September 18. For more details see EuroWeek 770.
  • Mandated arranger RZB has extended the deadline for commitments to join the Eu60m five year bullet term loan for Vseobecna Uverova banka (VUB) until September 23. The deal will be launched into general syndication thereafter.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu500m