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  • CLOs
    Eurasia
    Azerbaijan
    March 09, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Euro FRNs
    * BCL International Finance Ltd Guarantor: Banco de Credito Local de España SA
    March 09, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Euro Jumbo Pfandbriefe/covered bonds
    * Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale Rating: Aaa/AAA (Moody's/Fitch)
    March 09, 2001
  • European Investment Bank issues fourth South African rand trade of the year
    European Investment Bank has concluded a R100 million ($12.71 million) note - its fourth in that denomination this year - to be issued on April 5 2001. The note pays interest annually and has a final coupon of 10.5%. It has a 10-year maturity. The note was issued off the banks euro17 billion ($15.89 billion) Euro Area Reference Note programme. The programme was signed on March 1 1999 and has $13.99 billion outstanding off 38 trades. The facility is joint-arranged by ABN AMRO and BNP Paribas.
    March 09, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Euros
    * ABN Amro Bank NV Amount: Eu1.1bn upper tier two debt (increased 08/03/01 from Eu1bn)
    March 09, 2001
  • CLOs
    Focus launch sparks head-on credit battle with Homebase
    ING Barings and Bank of Scotland plan to launch the £375m senior debt package supporting Duke Street Capital's leveraged buy-out of DIY chain Great Mills from RMC. The launch will bring the deal in direct competition with the £410m facility for Homebase, which is in general syndication after a successful senior round. The two banks have jointly underwritten a £387m senior debt package to support the Great Mills purchase. ING also underwrote a £170m bridge to a high yield bond.
    March 09, 2001
  • Focus LBO launch sparks credit battle with Homebase
    ING Barings and Bank of Scotland plan to launch the £375m senior debt package supporting Duke Street Capital's leveraged buy-out of DIY chain Great Mills from RMC. The launch will bring the deal in direct competition with the £410m facility for Homebase, which is in general syndication after a successful senior round. The two banks have jointly underwritten a £387m senior debt package to support the Great Mills purchase. ING also underwrote a £170m bridge to a high yield bond.
    March 09, 2001
  • France Télécom connects with buyers in $16.4bn hit
    The aftermarket performance of France Télécom’s record breaking multi-currency financing this week proved that, despite nervousness ahead of the launch of the $16.4bn telecoms bond, there is still a ready market for telco credits if the price is right. All tranches of the deal performed, some by as much as 10bp-12bp from their re-offer spreads.
    March 09, 2001
  • France Télécom connects with buyers in $16.4bn hit
    The aftermarket performance of France Télécom’s record breaking multi-currency financing this week proved that, despite nervousness ahead of the launch of the $16.4bn telecoms bond, there is still a ready market for telco credits if the price is right. All tranches of the deal performed, some by as much as 10bp-12bp from their re-offer spreads.
    March 09, 2001
  • Freddie announces 10 year sub debt as steepening curve leaves sector cheap
    Freddie Mac will this week launch its debut subordinated debt issue, a $2bn 10 year bullet, through lead managers Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch. Freddie Mac's subordinated debt programme is rated Aa2 by Moody's and has a preliminary rating of AA- from Standard&Poor's.
    March 09, 2001
  • Freddie prices sub debut as market holds breath
    Freddie Mac has priced its inaugural $2bn 10 year subordinated debt issue at the market level of 113bp over Treasuries, on top of the Fannie Mae subordinated 10 year line, or 22bp over the 10 year Freddie Mac Reference Note.
    March 09, 2001
  • FT, DaimlerChrysler fly
    France Télécom dominated the international markets this week with its $16.4bn equivalent multi-currency blockbuster - the largest ever corporate bond. The transaction comprised euro, dollar and sterling tranches across a range of maturities from two to 30 years, and attracted some $34bn of orders. Overwhelming demand for the bond drove spreads on all the tranches tighter, most significantly in the long dated dollar and seven year euro tranche which contracted by some 10bp to 12bp.
    March 09, 2001
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