GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • CLOs
    About turn for Alfa Laval as UBS steps in for LBO
    EUROWEEK has learnt that UBS Capital has become the most likely acquirer of Alfa Laval, after Charterhouse Development Capital saw its exclusivity period expire over the year end. Most market observers thought that Charterhouse, with arrangers Merrill Lynch and Salomon Smith Barney, would launch the senior debt backing the acquisition of Alfa Laval to co-arrangers in the first two weeks of January.
    January 07, 2000
  • CLOs
    AFRICA
    Nigeria The $160m Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) shipping project financing was signed in late December after a strong performance in the market. It achieved a 100% hit rate from the 13 banks invited to come into the deal.
    January 07, 2000
  • Ansell Healthcare looks to New York for listing lift
    MERRILL LYNCH plans to list Pacific Dunlop subsidiary Ansell Healthcare on the New York Stock Exchange, raising $175m for the Australian group. The condoms to rubber gloves manufacturer will not list domestically because of the international nature of its business, say bankers. The majority of both manufacturing and sales are overseas, with the US dominant.
    January 07, 2000
  • Argentina first off with Eu issue led by CSFB/Deutsche
    ARGENTINA has become the first emerging market borrower to tap the international markets this year with a Eu750m euro benchmark bond. The deal, led by CSFB and Deutsche Bank, is the biggest euro denominated new issue by an emerging market borrower and is the first of an approximate $9.8bn the new Argentine administration plans to raise in the international bond markets in 2000 - about $5.4bn of which is expected in dollars and the rest in euros and yen.
    January 07, 2000
  • Emerging Markets
    Argentina lands new year first with Eu750m
    ARGENTINA has become the first emerging market borrower to tap the international markets this year with a Eu750m euro benchmark bond. The deal, led by CSFB and Deutsche Bank, is the biggest euro denominated new issue by an emerging market borrower and is the first of an approximate $9.8bn the new Argentine administration plans to raise in the international bond markets in 2000 - about $5.4bn of which is expected in dollars and the rest in euros and yen.
    January 07, 2000
  • CLOs
    ASIA
    China Arranger BA Asia is waiting on two stragglers before closing the $200m 364 day financing for Cosco (Cayman) Fund Co. Most banks that were approached have confirmed their participation and the arranger will close the deal within the next two weeks.
    January 07, 2000
  • Bond Comments
    Asset backed securities
    Europe * Garanti Leasing IFC Finance Ltd
    January 07, 2000
  • CLOs
    AUSTRALASIA
    Australia Industrial Bank of Japan (London) has won the mandate to act as financial adviser to Austeel, which is developing a large integrated iron and steel production facility in Western Australia.
    January 07, 2000
  • News in brief
    * Paribas is to launch today (Friday) the first UK non-conforming mortgage securitisation for Ocwen since the lender's management buy-out in October 1999. The £250m equivalent deal is also the first UK mortgage securitisation to be lead managed by Paribas. Ocwen UK was formed last year in a management buy-out, splitting the sub-prime lender from its US parent. Today's deal was to have been launched in December, but was postponed due to unfavourable market conditions.
    January 07, 2000
  • Nikko hires Clapham, four others for principal finance
    NIKKO has hired Andy Clapham as managing director of its Principal Investments Group (NPIL) in a move that underlines the bank's commitment to what is its only stand-alone business in Europe. Clapham, head of Greenwich NatWest's successful securitisation team until he left early in 1999, joins with four other new hires to boost Nikko's London-based group to just under 40 people.
    January 07, 2000
  • IFC/Rabo set innovative lease bond for Garanti
    RABOBANK and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) have closed the first securitisation of existing onshore Turkish assets with Garanti Leasing IFC Finance Ltd. The $43m equivalent deal parcels equipment lease receivables originated by Istanbul-based Garanti Leasing - a subsidiary of Garanti Bank. It achieved a rating of Baa2/BBB from Moody's and Duff & Phelps, five notches above Turkey's sovereign foreign currency debt rating.
    January 07, 2000
  • Derivatives
    RELATIONSHIP BANKING AND CREDIT DERIVATIVES
    The simple business of lending to a corporate institution and sitting on the credit risk is not profitable these days.
    January 03, 2000
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