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  • People News
    Moves in brief
    * Coleen Kaiser, a software and technology equity analyst who topped the Institutional Investor 2001 All-Europe research poll, has moved to Lehman Brothers, along with key members of her team. Brian Skiba, the existing senior IT software analyst, is leaving. Kaiser brings with her Peter McNally, a former Charles Schwab margins analyst who specialises in interactive TV; Simon Andrews, who covers internet infrastructure; and Henrik Schmidt.
    April 06, 2001
  • Morgan Stanley spices up asset-backed issuance
    Morgan Stanley Dean Witter signed a $5 billion asset-backed MTN programme, under the name of Spices Finance. Morgan Stanley Dean Witter is the arranger and sole dealer off the programme.
    April 06, 2001
  • National Australia Bank ups Euro-MTN shelf
    National Australia Bank has increased the limit off its Euro-MTN shelf from $7.5 billion to $15 billion.
    April 06, 2001
  • Equity
    Neuer Markt chaos claims more victims
    The sharp falls in the Neuer Markt claimed two more victims this week as the IPOs of both Müller Logistik and Conergy were pulled. The Eu25m-Eu35m IPO of Conergy, the German producer of renewable energy systems, was pulled yesterday (Thursday) on the last day of bookbuilding.
    April 06, 2001
  • Emerging Markets
    News In Brief
    Botswana Botswana has received long term ratings from Standard & Poor's. The agency assigned the African sovereign A for foreign currency and A+ for local currency issues.
    April 06, 2001
  • Equity
    News in brief
    France A Novo, the French industrial maintenance service for mass-market high-tech equipment, was forced to cut its convertible issue by 47% last week, raising Eu80m.
    April 06, 2001
  • Norddeutsche chooses euro via UBS Warburg
    Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale has issued a euro250 million ($224 million) note off its $20 billion debt issuance programme. The note matures on October 4 2002. The bookrunner on the trade is UBS Warburg. This is the issuer's 17 trade of the year - 11 of which have been denominated in euro.
    April 06, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Norwegian kroner
    * AIG SunAmerica Institutional Funding II Rating: Aaa/AAA
    April 06, 2001
  • Nova Scotia follows up US dollar public trade
    Bank of Nova Scotia has issued two $100 million five-year notes. One pays interest quarterly and the other pays a single coupon. They are the second and third notes issued by Bank of Nova Scotia this year. The first was a $500 million syndicated trade managed by Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank.
    April 06, 2001
  • Okobank brings one dealer on board
    Okobank has added Bank of America Securities as a dealer off its euro2 billion ($1.8 billion) debt issuance programme.
    April 06, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Pfandbriefe/ covered bonds
    * Caixa d'Estalvis I Pensions de Barcelona - La Caixa Rating: Aa1
    April 06, 2001
  • RBS, SSSB reveal shape of Welsh Water deal
    RBS Financial Markets and Schroder Salomon Smith Barney this week began marketing the £2.026bn bond issue that will finance the sale of Welsh Water, the UK utility, to an equity-less company that will run the business in the interests of customers. The transaction will repay bridge debt that the leads have extended to Western Power Distribution (WPD), a consortium of US electricity companies that bought Welsh Water last year.
    April 06, 2001
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