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  • Asia
    Sydney Airports jumps in before Vodafone
    Sydney Airports started the roadshow for its high profile, multi tranche A$1.5bn bond issue on Monday, even as Vodafone embarked on a roadshow that bankers think may spawn a A$500m issue despite the borrower stating that it was not deal related. The three tranche transaction from Sydney Airports has been anticipated for four months and bankers at the lead managers said that the response so far has been good.
    September 27, 2002
  • Asia
    Jumbo preference share offering for AMP still on track
    Sentiment towards the jumbo A$1bn preferred stock issue by AMP has been even more volatile than the global stock markets. But by yesterday (Thursday) afternoon in Sydney, the ordinary share price was enjoying its second day of recovery as investors sensed the preference share issue would be completed as planned. Earlier this week, the stock price plummeted as negative news articles appeared in the Australian press and the company made a series of surprising new releases.
    September 27, 2002
  • Asia
    Mazda set to sell convertibles to deleverage balance sheet
    Nomura is lead managing a ¥60bn convertible bond issue for highly leveraged auto company, Mazda Motors, which is in the midst of restructuring. Mazda is the latest in a growing list of Japanese companies tapping the domestic or international equity-linked markets.
    September 27, 2002
  • Asia
    Woori Bank prepares $300m issue in choppy markets
    Woori Bank was poised to fight against poor market conditions and criticism, to price a $300m two tranche issue today (Friday). The market volatility forced the Korean bank to delay the launch from yesterday (Thursday) and also meant that it could not fully capitalise on a one notch rating increase from Standard & Poor's (S&P) this week.
    September 27, 2002
  • Asia
    Debt news in brief
    India Standard & Poor's (S&P) cut the Republic of India's long term local currency ratings to junk status this week, blaming the country's continuing debt burden and weakening public sector finances.
    September 27, 2002
  • Asia
    Hutchison battles volatility for Eu1bn-plus launch
    Hutchison Whampoa braved volatile market conditions on Tuesday and began a roadshow for a Eu1bn-plus bond in euros and sterling. After a week of mounting speculation, the Hong Kong conglomerate confirmed that it had appointed Deutsche Bank, HSBC and JP Morgan as joint lead managers of the 144a Reg S transaction.
    September 27, 2002
  • Asia
    Bank Thai privatisation stalls as investor enthusiasm wanes
    Bankers in Bangkok and Hong Kong were on tenterhooks awaiting the final result of the retail offer of the Bank Thai privatisation, when it closed yesterday (Thursday). If there is a shortfall in the retail offer, as appeared likely, this leaves the prospect of the lead underwriters picking up the shares. This is assuming there is not sufficient additional demand following the institutional bookbuild, which closed at the end of last week.
    September 27, 2002
  • Asia
    China Telecom sets price range for $3.9bn privatisation
    China Telecom has started working with its three lead managers on the pre-marketing of its 16.8bn share sale. The early indicative price range for its dual Hong Kong and New York Stock Exchange listing has been set at HK$1.6-HK$1.8 per share. China International Capital, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley are arranging the sale.
    September 27, 2002
  • CLOs
    Qatar
    Joint mandated arrangers Arab Banking Corporation (ABC) (facility agent), National Bank of Abu Dhabi (information memorandum) and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi have launched the $120m three year facility for the Commercial Bank of Qatar into general syndication. Commitments are due by next week and an oversubscription is already expected by bankers.
    September 27, 2002
  • Bond Comments
    Rabobank Nederland
    Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+ Amount: Nkr400m
    September 27, 2002
  • Bond Comments
    Republic of Bulgaria
    Rating: B1/BB-/BB- Amount: $759m exchange offer
    September 27, 2002
  • CLOs
    Romania
    The mandate to arrange the $200m six year facility for Termoelectrica will be awarded next week. The deal has been increased to a $320m five or six year facility due to the larger funding requirements of the borrower.
    September 27, 2002
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