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  • CLOs
    Top 50 arrangers of Asiamarket loans (January 1, 2001 to May 31, 2001)
    June 08, 2001
  • Freddie readies EuReference reopenings
    Freddie Mac is highlighting the liquidity of its outstanding euro issuance as it markets its forthcoming EuReference Note deal, the first since it announced a calendar for issuance until the end of 2002 two weeks ago.
    June 08, 2001
  • Equity
    Goldman Sachs hopes investors will look to Infineon and beyond with brave tech issue
    Infineon, Europe's second largest semiconductor maker, has paved the way for a capital increase to fund future acquisitions, in a bold move to combat the effects of falling computer memory chip prices. The equity markets reacted to the news with dismay, pushing the share price down by almost Eu2 to nearly Eu38. Since an extraordinarily successful Eu6bn IPO in March 2000 and the subsequent rise in its share price to Eu95, the stock has been in gradual decline.
    June 08, 2001
  • Equity
    Havas in Eu425m block sale
    SG this week completed a sale of 27.8m shares in Havas Advertising, the French group, raising Eu425m. The block trade, representing 9.9% of the company, was completed in one hour on Wednesday evening. This was a very large piece of the company to place in such a short period of time and led other bankers in the market to speculate that most of the deal was already assigned to a very small number of hands before it was launched.
    June 08, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Hungarian forints
    * European Bank for Reconstruction & Development Rating: Aaa/AAA
    June 08, 2001
  • CLOs
    INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
    India The sub-underwriting phase for the $500 term loan for Reliance Petroleum has closed.
    June 08, 2001
  • CLOs
    Ineos warms up the market for a Phenolchemie purchase
    Mandated arrangers Barclays Capital (joint bookrunner), Merrill Lynch (joint bookrunner) and UBS Warburg have launched the first stage of syndication for the Eu900m of senior debt backing Ineos Group's acquisition of Phenolchemie. The arrangers have approached a select number of banks with invitations to join as senior co-arrangers with sub-underwriting tickets of Eu125m apiece.
    June 08, 2001
  • People News
    ING tooled up for high yield revolution, says group boss
    Angus Rosborough, a high yield bond analyst at Morgan Stanley, has gone to ING Barings. With effect from July 2, he becomes a senior high yield analyst. He will cover the European consumer related sectors, including media, retail, gaming, food.
    June 08, 2001
  • Investors flock to buy BAE’s ‘Mothership’
    UK aerospace and defence systems company BAE Systems this week completed its $2.05bn securitisation, which has been in the pipeline for almost a year and is backed by vendor finance on around 450 commercial regional aircraft. Lead managed by Schroder Salomon Smith Barney, the deal was snapped up by investors who, despite the deal's complexity (the offering circular was 600 pages long), were attracted by the BAE name.
    June 08, 2001
  • CLOs
    Invensys launches $1.5bn in spite of credit questions
    A bank meeting was held yesterday (Thursday) in London for the launch of syndication of the $1.5bn three year multi-currency revolving credit for Invensys plc, the automations and controls company. The deal is being arranged and underwritten by Banc of America Securities (book manager), Barclays Capital (book manager), BNP Paribas and JP Morgan (book manager).
    June 08, 2001
  • Investors rewarded as Finagen pays hefty price for tardiness
    Finagen, the Italian leasing company that specialises in high value equipment or real estate which is 98% owned by Alleanza, Italy's largest life insurer, this week completed a Eu276.8m securitisation backed by its leases. Lead managed by Credit Suisse First Boston, the deal paid the price for being delayed by a month because Finagen had to update its processing systems before the deal could be given the green light.
    June 08, 2001
  • Equity
    Investors unimpressed by Morgan Stanley $354m exchangeable into UBS Group
    Morgan Stanley launched $354m exchangeable into UBS, which was so aggressively priced it led observers to claim that the bank had retained most of it. The bought deal, issued by Zurich International, a subsidiary of Zurich Financial Services, was launched on Wednesday morning before the market opened for trading. The bond traded down straight after issue, ending Wednesday at 99-99.5 from an issue price of par.
    June 08, 2001
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