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  • Ecuador, keen to buy more time for a voluntary restructuring its debt, is planning to make the $96m interest payment on its Brady bonds before the end of this month. Government officials told Reuters that the government has made provisions for the payment, which was deferred in August for 30 days until September 29.
  • MANDATED arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Deutsche Bank have launched general syndication of the Eu600m revolver for Electricidade de Portugal (EdP), despite raising an oversubscription in the first round. General syndication offers three levels. Co-arrangers earn 11bp for Eu25m, senior lead managers earn 9bp for Eu17.5m and managers earn 7bp for Eu10m.
  • Argentina n Republic of Argentina
  • Although new issue momentum has yet to pick up properly on Wall Street after the Labor Day holiday, more names were added this week to an already impressive pipeline and market conditions are looking good for a busy second half of September. Although the frenzy for internet stocks may have cooled recently, there are no shortage of companies coming to the market from the sector. Deutsche Banc Alex Brown is at the helm for the revived IPO from Luminant Worldwide, which filed new terms this week.
  • n Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA (London) Rating: A1/A-
  • n Kingdom of Belgium Rating: Aa1/AA+
  • The market was abuzz this week with talk that Fiat will finally be coming to market with a jumbo facility. Bankers say Chase Manhattan and Credit Suisse First Boston are on the verge of being officially mandated as arrangers. Officials at both institutions were unavailable for comment. But market talk suggests an official mandate will emerge on Monday, and that the two banks will approach senior relationship banks soon after.
  • GOLDMAN SACHS and Merita are to launch the sale of the Finnish government's stake in national telecoms operator, Sonera. The company was first privatised last year during very turbulent markets and, although the deal was successful, the sale was tarnished by scandals involving the role of Sonera management in acquiring shares. Additionally the government was reportedly unhappy with the way the deal was priced.
  • The City of Gothenburg is poised to award the mandate early next week for a Eu300m seven year revolving credit. Bankers say a four bank shortlist has been compiled from a much larger number of initial bidders, which included SEB, Svenska Handelsbanken, Swedbank, Den Danske, Unibank and other banks both inside and outside Scandinavia. The mandate should be awarded to one or possibly two bidders.
  • Market commentary: Compiled by Jim Webber,
  • Sole arranger and underwriter Citibank has received a positive early response to the long anticipated Eu800m facility for Heineken España, which is using the credit to finance its acquisitions of the Cruzcampo and El Aguila beer brands from Diageo. According to the arranger, traditional relationship banks as well as Spanish lenders and sector specialists have shown strong interest in the deal.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Hungary has increased its syndicated loan from Eu300m to Eu400m. It will be signed today (Friday). The five year term loan carries a margin of 37.5bp, and is arranged by ABN Amro, Central European International Bank, Commerzbank and WestLB.