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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  • Tunisia, Kazakhstan lead next emerging euro wave
    Kazakhstan and Tunisia will complete roadshows in Europe today (Friday) ahead of euro denominated transactions next week which will provide further evidence of the increasing geographic diversity of issuers choosing to tap the single currency bond market. The Central Bank of Tunisia's planned Eu250m seven to 10 year transaction via Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter will be the country's first in euros as well as the first standalone issue in the currency from North Africa.
    July 09, 1999
  • Top names add to lustre of booming Kangaroo market
    Two triple-A rated European issuers took advantage of improving conditions in the Australian dollar market this week to bring A$1bn of new supply to the Kangaroo sector. Deutsche Siedlungs-und Landesrentenbank (DSL) took the market by surprise when it came first, on Monday, with a A$500m issue. DSL was followed on Wednesday by Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW), which launched an inaugural A$500m transaction.
    July 09, 1999
  • CLOs
    UPC pulls in eight arrangers as talk focuses on fee levels
    TORONTO-DOMINION, Paribas, CIBC, Chase Manhattan, Bank of America, Royal Bank of Scotland, MeesPierson and Citibank are arranging a Eu1bn credit for Union & Philips Communicaitons (UPC), the Dutch cable company. Bankers say that mandated arranger Toronto-Dominion was told by some of the other arrangers that the fees originally on offer were not high enough.
    July 09, 1999
  • CLOs
    ABN Amro, JP Morgan win Eu2.6bn credit for R Numico
    ABN AMRO and JP Morgan have been mandated to arrange a Eu2.6bn acquisition facility for Royal Numico, the Netherlands-based producer of baby food and nutritional products. The jumbo credit will back Royal Numico's proposed acquisition of US-based GNC, the manufacturer and retailer of vitamins and food extracts.
    July 09, 1999
  • Argentina to shun dollar market for rest of 1999
    The Republic of Argentina has decided to withdraw from the international dollar markets for the rest of the year and opted instead to stay at home to raise the $2bn to $2.5bn it requires to complete its financing needs for 1999. Finance undersecretary Miguel Kiguel announced this week that he had dropped plans for a $1.25bn global bond in July and will instead raise that money and more through three different types of bond and loan adjustable note issues at monthly and bi-monthly auctions.
    July 09, 1999
  • Argentina to stay local for remainder of 1999 funding
    The Republic of Argentina has decided to withdraw from the international dollar markets for the rest of the year and opted instead to stay at home to raise the $2bn to $2.5bn it requires to complete its financing needs for 1999. Finance undersecretary Miguel Kiguel announced this week that he had dropped plans for a $1.25bn global bond in July and will instead raise that money and more through three different types of bond and loan adjustable note issues at monthly and bi-monthly auctions.
    July 09, 1999
  • CLOs
    ASIA
    Hong Kong HSBC Investment Bank is finalising details for the Kowloon Station Package Two Development project financing through special purpose company Kowloon Pro-
    July 09, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Asset backed securities
    Asia n PUMA Masterfund
    July 09, 1999
  • CLOs
    AUSTRALASIA
    Australia Arrangers BT Australia and ANZ Investment Bank have launched the A$180m seven year facility for Olex Cables. The loan pays a margin according to a matrix dependent on the borrower's total debt-to-Ebitda ratio and will range from 100bp to 225bp.
    July 09, 1999
  • A week in the markets
    If you follow summer sports, which are slightly more upmarket than topless darts (a firm favourite of ours) or shove ha'penny, you may have been watching the best high goal polo teams in the world competing for the Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup. If your fancy, ladies, is for strapping, swarthy Argentine 10 goal players with sweat-streaked polo shirts, hurry along to Cowdray Park or the Guards Club and fill your boots.
    July 09, 1999
  • Bank desks mull possible swap for Ford GlobLS
    The most compelling transaction of the week was the $7.5bn four tranche jumbo from Ford Motor Credit, a debut benchmark - or GlobLS - deal that had been eagerly anticipated eagerly for several weeks. The A1/A motor company initially offered $1.5bn of three year floating rate notes at Libor plus 26bp-27bp, $3.5bn of five year fixed rate notes at 105bp-106bp over the Treasury and $1.5bn of 32 year bonds at 140bp flat (the later issued under the parent company, Fort Motor Co).
    July 09, 1999
  • CLOs
    BNP increases Gemplus to Eu150m after strong retail
    BANQUE Nationale de Paris has closed syndication of the popular Eu100m multi-tranche, multicurrency credit for debut borrower Gemplus, one of the leading players in the smart card industry. The loan was well supported in syndication, a large oversubscription was achieved and the transaction raised to Eu150m.
    July 09, 1999
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