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  • Bond Comments
    US Dollar Straights
    n Banque Internationale à Luxembourg Rating: Aa2/AA
    July 30, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    US$ FRNs
    n Alliance & Leicester Group Treasury Guarantor: Alliance & Leicester
    July 30, 1999
  • Equity
    Versatel in equity/high yield blow-out
    Lehman Brothers has executed a highly successful financing for Versatel, the Dutch mobile phone group, involving a flotation and a sale of high yield bonds. Bankers believe several other growth companies will take advantage of the burgeoning demand in Europe for hi-tech equity and high yield debt to tap the stock and bond markets in combined offerings.
    July 30, 1999
  • Wage data adds to rate fears
    Just when bond markets were beginning to recover from the swap and credit spread widening inspired by Fed chairman Greenspan's comments last week, US employment cost index data yesterday (Thursday) showing a tightening labour market halted the improvement. The higher than expected rise in the ECI is the kind of news market participants fear might prompt an imminent rate tightening in the US. Such renewed uncertainty spooked government bond markets.
    July 30, 1999
  • Wal-Mart battles to beat nervous markets for jumbo $5bn offering
    US issuers look set to provide a welcome antidote to the traditional August lull in the coming weeks, with retailer Wal-Mart’s jumbo global bond remaining on track for launch next week despite a bearish Treasury market, prompted by fears of an imminent US rate hike.
    July 30, 1999
  • Wal-Mart battles to beat nervous markets for jumbo $5bn offering
    US issuers look set to provide a welcome antidote to the traditional August lull in the coming weeks, with retailer Wal-Mart’s jumbo global bond remaining on track for launch next week despite a bearish Treasury market, prompted by fears of an imminent US rate hike.
    July 30, 1999
  • Week in a Glance: Wage data adds to rate fears
    Just when bond markets were beginning to recover from the swap and credit spread widening inspired by Fed chairman Greenspan's comments last week, US employment cost index data yesterday (Thursday) showing a tightening labour market halted the improvement. The higher than expected rise in the ECI is the kind of news market participants fear might prompt an imminent rate tightening in the US. Such renewed uncertainty spooked government bond markets.
    July 30, 1999
  • CLOs
    WESTERN EUROPE
    France Arrangers Barclays and Crédit Lyonnais signed the $400m multicurrency reducing revolving credit for Framatome on July 26. The deal was oversubscribed, raising over $500m, but was not increased and lenders' allocations have been scaled back.
    July 30, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Emerging markets debt
    Argentina n Republic of Argentina
    July 30, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Euro FRNs
    n Banca Popolare di Brescia Rating: Baa2/BBB+
    July 30, 1999
  • Equity
    Europe’s NMs get ready for rush of hi-tech issues
    Investors are eagerly awaiting a large number of European hi-tech flotations through listings on Germany's Neuer Markt and other second-tier markets such as France's Nouveau Marché and Italy's Nuovo Mercato. Exchanges in other European markets are keen to emulate the success of Germany's Neuer Markt - where new issues have raised more than Eu2.5bn this year, with a further Eu2bn to Eu3bn still to come.
    July 30, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Euros
    n Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG Rating: Aa3/A+
    July 30, 1999
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