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  • Equity
    Goldman scores again as Netherlands Ahold erases memory of ill-fated sale
    GOLDMAN Sachs this week extended its good run in the Dutch equity market, completing the offering of stock in retailer Koninklijke Ahold following last week's successful Dfl 443m sale of Nutreco shares in tandem with Rabo Securities. The US firm sold Ahold shares at Dfl 67, just below the Dfl 67.30 closing price, and placed around 40% of the international tranche into the US. Foreign demand was also strong from Germany and only in the UK, where investors are fairly fully-weighted, was demand thin.
    April 03, 1998
  • Equity
    Goldman to float Ixos, Jenoptic
    GOLDMAN Sachs is poised to float two German growth stocks in deals that promise to strengthen further Frankfurt's growing reputation as a market for high-tech and small cap stocks. The first transaction is set to be the sale of stock in Jenoptic, which has been anticipated for some time but was postponed last year when the deluge of issues from German blue-chips caused sentiment to turn temporarily against new issues.
    April 03, 1998
  • Equity
    High quality demand for Schroders' sale of Demasz
    SCHRODERS continued its run of successes in central Europe this week, successfully completing the sale of stock in Hungarian electricity group Demasz. The UK firm sold 1,233,800 shares in the company at a price of Huf17,500 or $16.42 for the GDRs, representing the top of the indicated price range of Huf15,500 to Huf17,500.
    April 03, 1998
  • CLOs
    INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT
    India Eight banks have joined the $70m tranche of the $123.5m project financing for Tata Communications Co Ltd arranged by BA Asia and Toronto Dominion (South East Asia). The eight year facility is split between a $70m portion and a $53.5m rupee equivalent tranche.
    April 03, 1998
  • Equity
    Investors pack in to second ACES deal led by Goldman
    FOLLOWING the launch last week of the first issue of automatically convertible equity securities (ACES), Goldman Sachs this week successfully priced and sold a second such issue for AXA Colonia Konzern Finance. There could be many more such issues to come, according to Goldman officials.
    April 03, 1998
  • Joint leads, co-leads, managers of all international bonds -- 1998 (based on equal apportionment) (March 31, 1998)
    April 03, 1998
  • CLOs
    LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
    Argentina ABN Amro Bank, Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg are receiving a good response to their $400m loan-style FRN for Perez Companc SA. Pricing on the facility is 90bp over Libor for the first six months, 100bp for months seven to 12, 110bp for months 13 to 18 and 125bp for the last six months. Co-arrangers have been asked to commit $30m apiece and general syndication is due to be launched in the middle of April.
    April 03, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Italian lire
    * General Electric Capital Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
    April 03, 1998
  • Emerging Markets
    Lebanon's largest ever bond augurs well for future issuance from Middle East sovereigns
    THE REPUBLIC of Lebanon's first Eurobond of 1998 captured investors' imagination this week, enabling the B1/BB- rated Arab sovereign to launch a larger than expected $1bn issue this week - the largest ever sovereign Eurobond from the Middle East. Lead manager Paribas was originally mandated in March to lead manage a $500m three year issue, but positive feedback from investor roadshows in Geneva, London and Bahrain last week led to the addition of a $500m five year tranche to accommodate excess demand.
    April 03, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Luxembourg francs
    * Arbed SA Amount: Lfr2bn
    April 03, 1998
  • Market holds breath as $3bn Korea bond nears
    9371
    April 03, 1998
  • CLOs
    MIDDLE EAST
    Bahrain Arrangers Chase Manhattan, JP Morgan, NatWest, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Paribas have successfully closed the co-arranger phase of the $200m five year term loan for Arab Banking Corporation. Nine banks have joined as co-arrangers and $225m has already been raised. General syndication has been launched and commitments are due by April 10. The loan is priced at 35bp over Libor with a co-arranger fee of 30bp. It will be used for general corporate purposes.
    April 03, 1998
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