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  • CLOs
    Sporitelna to brave market with borrowing this autumn
    CESKA Sporitelna, which has been the subject of persistent rumours in the loans market this year, is still planning to bring a transaction. With old facilities due for refinancing, the bank may be forced into the market, regardless of the poor perception of the Czech banking sector. More concrete news could emerge as early as mid-September, despite all the delays earlier in the year.
    September 03, 1999
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    Stephen West returns for senior position at Merrill
    Stephen West has taken up a new senior position in the debt capital markets division of Merrill Lynch in London. As foreshadowed in Euroweek, Merrill won the services of the experienced West in the face of strong competition.
    September 03, 1999
  • CLOs
    INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
    India A number of international project finance banks are putting together bids for the arranging mandate on the North Madras phase three coalfired independent power project.
    September 03, 1999
  • CLOs
    INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
    India A number of international project finance banks are putting together bids for the arranging mandate on the North Madras phase three coalfired independent power project.
    September 03, 1999
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    UNITED STATES
    Dresdner Kleinwort Benson is arranging a $193m three year mini-perm construction credit for Tampa International. The debt is priced at 190bp over Libor and includes an extension option for one year. The loan will finance the development of a shopping mall in the Tampa International Plaza. Sponsor of the project is Taubman Realty.
    September 03, 1999
  • CLOs
    ABN, Merrill set to close controversial $3bn VNU
    ARRANGERS ABN Amro and Merrill Lynch will wrap up the co-arranging phase of the controversial $3bn credit backing VNU's acquisition of Nielson over the next few days. Some six banks, thought to be Abbey National Treasury Services, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Fortis, ING and Rabobank, have already joined, committing $500m each. Banks have already been scaled back to $375m - $25m below original targets. At least one further bank is to join by the middle of next week, thereby further reducing commitments.
    September 03, 1999
  • Equity
    Regus starts £250m IPO with Merrill
    Regus Business Centres, the largest provider of serviced offices in the world, has launched its flotation on the London Stock Exchange via global co-ordinator and bookrunner Merrill Lynch. The transaction should result in a float worth £250m-£300m, putting a market capitalisation on the group of around £1bn. All the shares being sold are new capital for the group, although the 15% greenshoe - if required - will be provided by shares held by the company's venture capital investors.
    September 03, 1999
  • Euroclear severs JPM ties, sets up as European bank
    Euroclear faced up to the challenges of the new landscape for the clearing and settlements business in Europe this week when it announced plans to sever its close ties to its founder, JP Morgan, and form a new bank owned by European market participants. The new reality of the European securities market, in which there is one currency but more than 30 different clearing and settlement systems, has prompted Euroclear to take over JP Morgan's operating and banking roles in the system.
    September 03, 1999
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    RBS chooses innovative route for £480m Virgin train securitisation
    Securitisation yet again demonstrated its power to cope with the most complex financing problems this week, as Royal Bank of Scotland placed £480m of bonds to fund Virgin Rail Group’s procurement of 53 hi-tech tilting trains.
    September 03, 1999
  • CLOs
    Swiss Re taps two for $2bn liquidity back up
    SWISS REINSURANCE Company (Swiss Re) has mandated Credit Suisse First Boston and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg to arrange $2bn of multicurrency revolving credit facilities. Triple-A rated Swiss Re is guaranteeing the facility for Swiss Re Financial Products, Swiss Re America Holding Corporation, Swiss Re GB Limited, Swiss Re Finance (Bermuda) Ltd and European Reinsurance Company of Zurich.
    September 03, 1999
  • GMAC in Swiss auto first
    Fresh from the success of its ground breaking soft bullet retail auto loan securitisation in the US market last week, General Motors Acceptance Corp this week launched the first auto loan securitisation in the Swiss franc market. The Sfr1bn deal, led by Credit Suisse First Boston, is GMAC's first ABS in a non-dollar currency for many years, and reinforces the trend that securitisations from US issuers now provide many of the Swiss market's biggest deals.
    September 03, 1999
  • Iberia opens EETC market
    Spain's leading airline, Iberia, this week became the first European airline to launch an enhanced equipment trust certificate (EETC), the secured borrowing tool that has become a major source of finance for US carriers. Deutsche Bank lead managed the issue of Eu117m of senior notes rated double-A by Duff & Phelps and Moody's and Eu39m of mezzanine debt rated A+/A1. Iberia will retain Eu39m of unrated notes from the financing, which will be used to buy six new Airbus A-320s worth Eu260m.
    September 03, 1999
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