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  • Lebanon beats rating blow to issue $450m 3 year bond
    The Lebanese republic launched a $450m three year hybrid fixed rate/floater transaction late yesterday afternoon (Thursday), and provided some consolation for the postponement of its first 20 year global offering a fortnight ago and Monday's downgrade by Standard&Poor's (S&P).
    September 22, 2000
  • CLOs
    Market capacity undiminished as DT and Telefónica close
    The European loan market demonstrated its seemingly limitless capacity to absorb telecoms paper this week with the successful closure of the syndications of the Eu8bn facility for Telefónica and the Eu18bn facility for Deutsche Telekom. The combined deals took up some Eu26bn of bank capacity at a time when some institutions are concerned by over exposure in their portfolios to telco paper.
    September 22, 2000
  • MBNA takes prestige UK CARDS to euro investors
    MBNA International Bank changed the habit of a lifetime this week by issuing the senior tranche of its latest securitisation of UK credit cards in euros and doubling its usual issuance size. The Eu725m 10 year fixed rate bond, designed to broaden MBNA's investor base outside the UK, was seen as a complete success. Some 25 institutions from across Europe participated in the tranche, some of which had never bought ABS before.
    September 22, 2000
  • Equity
    Merrill completes block trade of France’s Sanofi-Synthélab
    Merrill Lynch conducted a Eu1bn block trade in French pharmaceutical group Sanofi-Synthélab stock earlier this week following a competitive bid to purchase the shares from Total Fina Elf. A total of 18.2m shares in the Paris-listed company were sold at Eu55 - a 3.85% discount to the market close on Monday of Eu57.20. Merrill will have paid somewhat less than the Eu55 it sold the shares on for. It is unclear whether the terms of the bid specified the resale price.
    September 22, 2000
  • People News
    Moves in brief
    * Dresdner Kleinwort Benson has appointed a head of Latin American bond origination. Susan Dingilian comes from BNP Paribas, where she was head of Latin American debt capital markets. It is a newly created role. Dingilian will report to Garret Curran, head of emerging market origination, and will divide her time between London and New York, becoming full time in New York early next year.
    September 22, 2000
  • CLOs
    MIDDLE EAST
    Abu Dhabi Mandated arrangers BNP Paribas and Citibank/SSSB began the sub-underwriting phase yesterday (Thursday) of the $1.015bn project financing for the Taweelah A1 independent water and power project. Potential sub-underwriters have been sent strict confidentiality undertakings ahead of receiving full invitations on Monday.
    September 22, 2000
  • Equity
    MSDW plans tracking deal for Alcatel
    Europe is set to gain its first tracing stock courtesy of Alcatel and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. The instrument will allow investors to gain from a particular area of Alcatel's activity. Morgan Stanley Dean Witter will begin premarketing Alcatel's tracking stock for Alcatel Optronics on Monday in a deal that will raise around Eu1.5m.
    September 22, 2000
  • NEC Corporation Update
    NEC Corporation has dropped Sumitomo Trust International as a dealer off its $2 billion Euro-MTN programme.
    September 22, 2000
  • Equity
    Neuer Markt disclosure doubts revealed as Gigabell and Infomatec just avoid delisting
    Abuse of ad hoc statements from Neuer Markt companies has been thrust into the spotlight this week as two companies listed on the high growth exchange narrowly escaped delisting. One of them also became the first Neuer Markt company to file forinsolvency. Stock exchange regulator BAWe believes that many companies abuse the newswire on which they are supposed to post short messages with information that might dramatically affect their share price.
    September 22, 2000
  • Neuer Markt information abuse raises delisting fears
    Abuse of ad hoc statements from Neuer Markt companies has been thrust into the spotlight this week as two companies listed on the high growth exchange narrowly escaped delisting. One of them also became the first Neuer Markt company to file forinsolvency. Stock exchange regulator BAWe believes that many companies abuse the newswire on which they are supposed to post short messages with information that might dramatically affect their share price.
    September 22, 2000
  • Equity
    UK news in brief
    * Energis sold £400m in new equity on Wednesday in an accelerated bookbuild deal lead managed by Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and Cazenove. It closed 2.2 times covered. The 77.7m shares were sold at 515p - a 2% discount from the close on Wednesday of 525p. However, the offer price was 13% below the close of trading on Monday of 592p, when the deal was announced.
    September 22, 2000
  • CLOs
    UNITED KINGDOM
    Sole arranger Barclays Capital is in the market with the debut European loan facility for American Electric Power (AEP). The Eu100m three year revolver is priced at 60bp over Libor out of the box and the margin can ratchet according to a ratings grid.
    September 22, 2000
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