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  • COMPANIA de Alimentos Fargo this week offered US high yield investors one of the juiciest yields of any Latin corporate all year to secure a $120m 10 non-call five year bond issue it needed to refinance a bridge loan. The Argentinian corporate's offering, rated B1 and led by BT Alex Brown, carried a 13.25% coupon and a 775bp spread over Treasuries -- well over the 600bp level Argentine supermarket company Norte, its nearest comparable, was trading at the time.
  • * Eurofima Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • JP MORGAN showed this week that US investors' appetite for strong financial stocks is in no danger of abating if the price is right and the stock has good growth potential, with the highly successful secondary offer of stock for Greenpoint Financial, the New York based bank holding company. The sale raised some $601m. As in the two other prominent US issues completed this week, for USEC and Safeway, the offering took place in a far from ideal market.
  • * BGB Finance Guarantor: Bankgesellschaft Berlin, Berliner Bank, LB Berlin
  • Sri Lanka Arranger ABN Amro will launch a $65m FRN credit for DFCC Bank in early August. The deal has been fully underwritten by ABN Amro for the top rated Sri Lankan borrower. The facility will have a 10 year bullet maturity. Principal repayment will be guaranteed by the Asian Development Bank. Interest payments are guaranteed by the government of Sri Lanka.
  • ITALY launched the first deal off its recently signed $8bn MTN programme this week, a £300m 30 year sterling issue designed to give the sovereign access to a new investor base ahead of European monetary union. The issue was lead managed by Barclays Capital with just HSBC joining as co-lead.
  • Chile Lead arrangers Banco Santander, Dresdner Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland are finalising the term sheet for the $200m debt financing of the El Tesoro copper mine project. Syndication will be launched in August.
  • THE MALAYSIAN government's plan to provide Asia with a critical new bond market benchmark received a temporary blow yesterday (Thursday) after Moody's rating action against Japan spelt new trouble for Asian spreads. Malaysia decided to wait in the hope of improved market conditions in September, after Asian spreads widened by an average of around 25bp over the the day.
  • * Turkey's Akbank launched what is believed to be the first securitisation of American Express vouchers last Friday, with a $250m deal lead managed by Credit Suisse First Boston. The future flow deal parcelled Europay, MasterCard and Visa receivables along with payments from Amex, with which Akbank has an exclusive relationship in Turkey.