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  • Equity
    US market turnaround revives $1.6bn Fox IPO
    NEWS CORP resurrected its IPO for Fox Entertainment Group this week as roadshows got underway. Fox, one of the largest entertainment concerns in the world, is set to float on the New York Stock Exchange in mid-November. If the offering goes smoothly, it will be one of the largest US IPOs this year, expected to raise around $1.6bn.
    October 30, 1998
  • Emerging Markets
    Venezuela gets cheap DM
    ABN AMRO handed Venezuela an unexpected bonus this week by privately placing DM180.082m worth of bonds at below market rates. In a deal described as one-off and generated by reverse enquiry by a "unique" pool of investors, Venezuela was able to place the 10 year bonds at just 10% for the first two years, then stepping down to 7.375%.
    October 30, 1998
  • Week in a Glance: Stability demands a price
    6556
    October 30, 1998
  • Who owes what: ITICs' outstanding bonds, loans
    6512
    October 30, 1998
  • CLOs
    WESTERN EUROPE
    France Banks joining as senior co-arrangers and co-arrangers on the jumbo Ffr19bn multicurrency revolving credit for Carrefour were signed in by power of attorney on Wednesday in Paris.
    October 30, 1998
  • CLOs
    Generale Bank snaps up mandate for Interbrew after ultra-aggressive bid
    GENERALE Bank's successful bid for the arranging mandate for Belgian brewing firm, Interbrew SA has shocked the European corporate loans market with its highly aggressive terms. Generale won the mandate with a bid offering the borrower a Bfl 10bn bullet facility with a 10 year maturity -- an exceptionally long tenor for a European corporate.
    October 30, 1998
  • Gitic default may presage China issuer credit crunch
    6511
    October 30, 1998
  • Emerging Markets
    Government chooses YPF block sale rather than IPO
    A FIERCE bidding war for a stake in Argentina's top corporate, YPF, began this week after the government confirmed it wanted to conduct a block sale of 14.9% of the company's share capital in the next eight to 12 weeks. Energy conglomerates lining up for the stake, which is part of the 20.3% holding (76.1m shares) the government still has in YPF, include Repsol, Mobil Corp, Consolidated National, Royal Dutch/Shell, Texaco and Italy's Eni.
    October 30, 1998
  • CLOs
    Greenwich and Barclays find blow-out success for Enron
    THE TWO level co-arranging phase for the $2.3bn equivalent debt package backing Enron's acquisition of Wessex Water has proved a blow-out success attracting around $3.35bn in commitments. The deal is being arranged by Barclays and Greenwich NatWest which will launch general syndication today (Friday).
    October 30, 1998
  • Equity
    Greek equity allure on the line as OTE sell-off hits final stages, Panafon IPO waits in the wings
    THE GREEK government's $1bn secondary sale of shares in telecom operator OTE is moving into its final, and critical, stage ahead of pricing on Saturday. Given the continuing uncertainty in global equity markets -- particularly in all markets viewed as emerging or peripheral -- the major UK and US institutions are leaving their decisions on participating in secondary offerings until the very last moment.
    October 30, 1998
  • Ian Kerr
    DID WE place a cat among the Tokyo pigeons with our revelations that Euromarket icon Simon Fry might do a runner from Nomura to the Dutch cloggies?
    October 30, 1998
  • Emerging Markets
    Hungary restarts eastern Europe debt market with DM250m tap on floater
    THE NATIONAL Bank of Hungary (NBH) this week became the first central and eastern European sovereign to tap the international bond markets since the Russian economic crisis with the launch of a DM250m increase to its outstanding DM750m floating rate note. The deal for the Baa2/BBB- rated issuer was lead managed by DG Bank.
    October 30, 1998
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