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  • Apasco mandates DrKW for $150m facility
    Apasco SA de CV, the Mexican cement producer, has mandated Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein to arrange a $150m five year term loan.
    March 09, 2001
  • CLOs
    Asia
    Hong Kong
    March 09, 2001
  • Asia debt pipeline: DBS, Tenaga bond issues herald promising deal flow
    After a slow start to the beginning of the year for primary debt issuance, the pipeline for Asian bond issues is beginning to build up, with the reductions in US interest rates helping to entice borrower interest in the debt market.
    March 09, 2001
  • Asia’s domestic debt markets look for increased liquidity to foster growth
    The active involvement and deepening of the domestic debt markets will prove a vital tool to help diversify capital market instruments - but there are several hurdles to overcome, said speakers at the Euromoney Asia Pacific Issuers&Investors Forum in Hong Kong today (Wednesday).
    March 09, 2001
  • A Summary of this Week's New Issues
    March 09, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Asset backed securities
    Asia * ARMS II Fund IX
    March 09, 2001
  • Bond Comments
    Australian dollars
    Compiled by Laura Quinn, RBC DS Global Markets, London Tel: +4420 7653 4556 The main focus of the week in the Australian market was the Reserve Bank of Australia meeting on Tuesday, where in second successive months rates were cut - this time by 25bp to 5.5%.
    March 09, 2001
  • CLOs
    Australasia
    Australia
    March 09, 2001
  • A Week at a Glance: FT, DaimlerChrysler fly
    France Télécom dominated the international markets this week with its $16.4bn equivalent multi-currency blockbuster - the largest ever corporate bond. The transaction comprised euro, dollar and sterling tranches across a range of maturities from two to 30 years, and attracted some $34bn of orders. Overwhelming demand for the bond drove spreads on all the tranches tighter, most significantly in the long dated dollar and seven year euro tranche which contracted by some 10bp to 12bp.
    March 09, 2001
  • A Week in the Markets
    Who cooked Joe's goose? This was the question being asked in every City bar and speakeasy following speculation that grizzled Euromarket veteran and bus-pass holder, Joe Cook, is no longer firmly on his perch at JP Morgan Chase. What went wrong for Joe? Why did his long ride on the Euromarket gravy-train hit the buffers? For more than 20 years we have never been able to discover exactly what Joe did, but at Orion Bank (very RIP) and dithering JP Morgan, that was never considered to be a career problem.
    March 09, 2001
  • Emerging Markets
    ML launches Tunisia global Samurai today
    Merrill Lynch is expected to launch the ¥30bn five year global Samurai for the Central Bank of Tunisia today (Friday). Pricing, which is expected to be around 160bp over yen Libor, has been criticised by bankers at rival houses in Japan. The bond repeats the novel structure employed by Merrill when the bank led Tunisia's last yen deal - a ¥50bn two tranche 10 and 30 year bond, which was listed with both the US SEC and Japan's ministry of finance.
    March 09, 2001
  • Morgan Grenfell emerges as favourite as Whitbread considers bids
    Morgan Grenfell Private Equity has emerged as the favourite in the contest for Whitbread’s pub estate, after bids went in on Friday March 9. The venture capitalist is believed to have entered a period of exclusivity with the seller.
    March 09, 2001
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