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  • Asia
    Salomon in Indonesian first
    SALOMON Brothers has reopened the Indonesian securitisation market, paralysed since July by the rupiah's plunge, with a blow out deal. Indonesian Motor Vehicle Funding 1997-1 Ltd, registered in the Cayman Islands, sold $177.6m of floating rate notes with an average life of 1.03 years and expected maturity in June 2000. The notes are wrapped by Financial Security Assurance, earning a triple-A rating from Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
    October 24, 1997
  • Asia
    Slimmed down $100m Winbond CB sells but doubts clog Taiwan pipeline
    A CONVERTIBLE bond offering for Taiwanese SRAM manufacturer Winbond scraped home yesterday (Thursday) with pricing at the far end of the revised deal's indicative range. The deal was hit by the mini-meltdown in the republic's stock and currency markets prompted by the government's decision to abandon its support of the Taiwanese dollar last Friday. Following those events bankers said most of the immediate pipeline from the country has been thrown into disarray.
    October 24, 1997
  • CLOs
    AFRICA
    South Africa The well supported $225m (increased from $200m) one year term loan being arranged by Bank of New York, DG Bank, NatWest Markets and Sumitomo Bank for ABSA Bank Ltd was signed last Friday.
    October 24, 1997
  • CLOs
    ASIA
    China Nippon Life Insurance Co and Sumitomo Bank have been mandated to arrange a $50m term loan for China Petro-Chemical Corp (Sinopec).
    October 24, 1997
  • Bond Comments
    Asian bonds
    Indonesia Asset backed securities
    October 24, 1997
  • Asian troubles reverberate
    THE mounting crisis in Asian markets dominated sentiment on Thursday following the sharp fall in the Hang Seng index and attacks on the Hong Kong dollar. Equity markets fell globally as a result of the Hong Kong turmoil, and government bond markets rallied dramatically as investors sought a safe haven from the stockmarket turbulence.
    October 24, 1997
  • Bond Comments
    Australian dollars
    Market commentary Compiled by Gerard Perrignon, Hambros Bank Ltd, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
    October 24, 1997
  • CLOs
    AUSTRALASIA
    Australia NatWest Australia has been mandated to arrange a A$350m note issuance facility for BHP. The five year deal is to refinance existing debt.
    October 24, 1997
  • BAT $8bn facility set to please underwriters
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    October 24, 1997
  • Equity
    Bankers criticise levels of clawback to retail as early Endesa trading suffers tough market
    GLOBAL co-ordinators Argentaria, Santander and Merrill Lynch have completed the Spanish government's sale of stock in its national electricity utility, Endesa. The deal was executed in extremely difficult market conditions. Following last week's news that Endesa's joint venture with Enersis of Chile may be under review, the deal was this week hit by a correction in the world's stockmarkets as the Madrid suffer from the growing chaos emanating from Asia.
    October 24, 1997
  • CLOs
    BAT Industries bounces back seeking $8bn syndicated loan
    BAT INDUSTRIES plc is set to take centre stage in the syndicated loan market over the next few weeks as the company seeks to establish a massive $8bn loan facility backing the demerger of its tobacco and financial services businesses. BAT, which has a reputation for managing its banking relationships with exceptional skill, appears to have made all the right decisions in seeking such a large facility through a single financing.
    October 24, 1997
  • Emerging Markets
    Brazil plans 13-way Telebras privatisation
    THE BRAZILIAN government released details of its sale of shares in Telebras yesterday (Thursday), confirming expectations that the country's telecom privatisation will be among the biggest the world has yet seen, involving the sell-off of 13 separate companies and Telebras's shares being split 13 ways. Communications minister Sergio Motta said that the Telebras system would be divided into three regional wireline holdings, nine cellular A-Band firms and one long distance operator -- Embratel.
    October 24, 1997
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