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  • No one doubts that US investor demand for foreign equities is growing - or that accessing the US investor base is an important strategic objective for foreign companies.
  • The arrival of the euro has hit the US Yankee bond sector hard, with Europe's fast developing credit market providing an alternative and highly competitive source of funding for non-US corporate issuers.
  • New issue volumes are soaring in the US capital markets as investors soak up debt and equity offerings and as Wall Street's finest serve up an ever growing variety of products to tempt issuers and investors, at home and abroad.
  • The US high yield bond market has barely recovered from the traumas of the global debt correction of 1998.
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  • Forgetting for a moment its ominous slide against the dollar, the euro has opened a new capital market for US borrowers to tap that offers a wealth of opportunities and challenges.
  • China Chase Manhattan Asia has closed the $250m five year fundraising for Kodak China Co oversubscribed but it will not be increased. A group of about 15 banks has joined ahead of signing next week.
  • A string of placements headed by First Pacific and Legend highlighted the strength of sentiment toward Hong Kong and China this week while Goldman Sachs finally completed Shandong International Power Development's (SIPD) IPO after five years and four attempts.
  • A LIMITED general syndication of the $10.5bn acquisition facility for Vodafone is to close over the next few days, following the closure of the highly successful sub-underwriting phase last week. Banks have been asked to commit $100m for a fee of 17.5bp (blended). Secondary trading of Vodafone debt is expected to be strong - arrangers report that they have received a large number of calls from banks unable to take part in the general syndication, but anxious to hold on to Vodafone debt.
  • China Chase Manhattan Asia has closed the $250m five year fundraising for Kodak China Co oversubscribed but it will not be increased. A group of about 15 banks has joined ahead of signing next week.
  • GE Capital Australia Funding Pty Ltd Guarantor: General Electric Capital Corp