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  • CLOs
    Paribas, ING Barings in rare Icelandic project deal
    BANQUE PARIBAS and ING Barings are mandated to arrange a rare Icelandic project financing for a new aluminium smelter being built on the island. The $110m project financing is to be formally unveiled to the market at a bankers presentation in London on November 14 with a site visit to follow on November 17 to Grundartangi.
    November 07, 1997
  • Emerging Markets
    Privatisation fails to lift cloud over Brazil
    A HIGHLY successful privatisation of São Paulo electricity distributor CPFL this week failed to raise spirits in Latin America for long, as investors continued to hold back until the Brazilian authorities announce concrete fiscal improvements in the coming week. Latin markets continued to focus on Brazil, with brokers hoping that a successful privatisation of CPFL, along with the announcement of new fiscal reform measures, would boost investor confidence.
    November 07, 1997
  • Bond Comments
    New Zealand dollars
    Market report Compiled by Gerard Perrignon, Hambros Bank Ltd, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
    November 07, 1997
  • Equity
    Portugal presses ahead with Brisa's float as local stockmarket shrugs off volatility
    PRIMARY market activity is already picking up again in Portugal, dispelling fears that the stockmarket's recent volatility would kill off domestic retail support for new equity issues. This week the government launched its privatisation of Brisa-Autostradas de Portugal, the country's toll road operator.
    November 07, 1997
  • Saudis mandate Morgan for rare $4bn loan facility
    THE KINGDOM of Saudi Arabia is to make a rare foray into the international syndicated loan market to raise a jumbo $4.33bn term facility, Euroweek has learned.
    November 07, 1997
  • Saudis mandate Morgan for rare $4bn loan facility
    THE KINGDOM of Saudi Arabia is to make a rare foray into the international syndicated loan market to raise a jumbo $4.33bn term facility, Euroweek has learned.
    November 07, 1997
  • Equity
    Quality and caution win over volatility as Austria Tabakwerke deal works
    PROOF that quality issues at prudent prices can succeed in volatile markets has been served by the success of the privatisation of Austria Tabakwerke, the country's tobacco monopoly. Despite last week's highly unsettled conditions and the controversial nature of the tobacco sector, the issue was brought to a successful climax at the end of last week by lead managers Creditanstalt and Goldman Sachs.
    November 07, 1997
  • BBL's first Belgian CLO
    BBL WILL issue the first Belgian collateralised loan obligation through JP Morgan as soon as market conditions allow. A BBL official said: "The deal is 99% complete from a technical point of view, and we will be watching the market closely over the coming days and weeks.
    November 07, 1997
  • DMG launches HFC credit card trust in UK onshore first despite investor caution
    THE FIRST credit card master trust based wholly in the UK made its debut in the securitisation markets this week. The Opus Master Receivables Trust has been established by HFC Bank to securitise income on the credit cards it issues in the UK. Opus Series 1 plc, lead managed by Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, offered £132m of triple-A rated class 'A' notes at a fixed re-offer price of 99.92 to yield 12bp over three month Libor on a 10bp coupon.
    November 07, 1997
  • Nomura extends Phoenix bonds to avoid further securitisation
    NOMURA has sold 845 UK public houses from its Phoenix Inns portfolio to Grovebase Properties Ltd, removing the need for it to launch another securitisation at this stage. Phoenix Inns Ltd was set up by Nomura's principal finance group in January 1995 to manage 1,801 pubs bought from Inntrepreneur Estates. The pubs are free to buy beer from any brewery.
    November 07, 1997
  • Sallie Mae reacts to reverse enquiry with jumbo $2.5bn
    JOINT bookrunners Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter brought a jumbo securitisation of US student loans for Sallie Mae this week, in response to a reverse enquiry. The banks would not comment on the identity of the investor or small group of investors behind the deal, but said that all the senior bonds were preplaced.
    November 07, 1997
  • Structured finance news
    * Standard & Poor's has downgraded Sumitomo Bank's long term rating from A to A-, and its short term rating from A-1 to A-2, following the bank's announcement that it will make a $3.6bn loss this fiscal year, due to defaulted Japanese loans.
    November 07, 1997
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