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  • People News
    Luthy exits Barclays Capital after management reshuffle
    PETER LUTHY has left Barclays Capital, where he was head of investment banking, after a shuffle of responsibilities among senior management. Luthy's departure follows the appointment of Naguib Kheraj, formerly chief operating officer, as head of investment banking, as well as the decision by Barclays capital chairman Hans-Joerg Rudloff to take a more executive role.
    November 05, 1999
  • CLOs
    Mannesmann closes mammoth £8bn today
    THE FIVE underwriting arrangers leading the controversial £8bn super jumbo credit for Mannesmann intend to close syndication today (Friday). The arrangers - Deutsche (underwriting £2.5bn), Merrill Lynch (£1.5bn), Morgan Stanley Dean Witter (£1.5bn), Bayerische Landesbank (£1.25bn) and WestLB (£1.25bn) - have received strong support from lenders, despite many senior market participants still complaining about Mannesmann's syndication strategy and the transaction's terms.
    November 05, 1999
  • Mannesmann set to close mammoth £8bn today
    THE FIVE underwriting arrangers leading the controversial £8bn super jumbo credit for Mannesmann intend to close syndication today (Friday). The arrangers - Deutsche (underwriting £2.5bn), Merrill Lynch (£1.5bn), Morgan Stanley Dean Witter (£1.5bn), Bayerische Landesbank (£1.25bn) and WestLB (£1.25bn) - have received strong support from lenders, despite many senior market participants still complaining about Mannesmann's syndication strategy and the transaction's terms.
    November 05, 1999
  • CLOs
    ABN, Citi, Deutsche, HSBC launch Malaysia refinancing
    ABN Amro Bank, Citibank and Deutsche Bank have joined lead arranger HSBC as co-arrangers to launch the $1.25bn, ¥11.6bn, four year financing for the Government of Malaysia. The deal was oversubscribed at the underwriting stage and banks had to scale back their commitments.
    November 05, 1999
  • CLOs
    AFRICA
    Nigeria Arranger Credit Suisse First Boston has launched the $160m Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) shipping project financing to a group of banks for sub-underwriting roles. A bank presentation will be held in London next week.
    November 05, 1999
  • CLOs
    Appetite strengthens as complex Grohe deal launched to lenders
    DRESDNER BANK Luxembourg and HypoVereinsbank have launched syndication of the DM1.55bn debt package backing BC Partners' public to private buy-out of Friedrich Grohe GmbH, Europe's top producer of bathroom fittings. The move follows the successful conclusion of Grohe's preference share repurchase exercise where its management took on the maximum volume of 211,000 shares and a controlling interest in Grohe.
    November 05, 1999
  • CLOs
    ASIA
    Hong Kong Co-ordinating arranger Barclays Capital launched the HK$2bn, five year fundraising for Hongkong Electric Co yesterday (Thursday). Commerzbank (East Asia), Hang Seng Finance, Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (Hong Kong) and KBC Bank NV joined as lead arrangers.
    November 05, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Asian bonds
    Philippines n Republic of the Philippines
    November 05, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Asset backed securities
    Asia n Windsor House Securitisation Ltd
    November 05, 1999
  • CLOs
    AUSTRALASIA
    Australia The A$75m facility for Cheung Kong Infrastructure is attracting much interest from potential participants. Arranger Commonwealth Bank of Australia has already funded the deal and should approach a select group of banks this week.
    November 05, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Australian dollars
    Market commentary: Compiled by Glenn Blackley, RBC DS Global Markets, Australia.
    November 05, 1999
  • A Week in the Markets
    Why did Peter Luthy, star of the silver screen and a matineé idol, whose adoring crumpet fanclub once burned their bras and their even more delicate undies for a single glance of their hero, decide to leave Barclays Capital? This was the news conveyed to us by our best London informant, 'Slapper' Alice, the wonderfully top-heavy and statuesque senior barmaid at the Dog and Puddle saloon, off Finsbury Square.
    November 05, 1999
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