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  • Emerging Markets
    Turkey dollar bond tapped
    The Republic of Turkey returned to the international bond markets this week with its first issue since the country was hit by a devastating earthquake last month. Merrill Lynch yesterday (Thursday) sole lead managed a $200m tap of the B1/B/B+ rated sovereign's $400m 12% December 2008 puttable global bond.
    September 10, 1999
  • CLOs
    Two further Korean banks tap syndicated loan market
    HANA BANK and H&CB (formerly Housing & Commercial Bank of Korea) have followed the recent trend for Korean banks to tap the market. Hana Bank has mandated BA Asia, First Union National Bank and Standard Chartered Bank to arrange a $120m 364 day transferable term loan. Citicorp International and Natexis Banque are arranging a $100m 364 day financing for H&CB.
    September 10, 1999
  • CLOs
    UNITED KINGDOM
    Sole arranger ABN Amro has closed the general syndication of the £48m portfolio project financing for PowerGen Renewables Limited. The deal is in documentation and should be signed soon. Tranche 'A' is a £22m credit to be used to refinance the operational assets and capital expenditure of two windfarms.
    September 10, 1999
  • CLOs
    LATIN AMERICA
    Chile Enersis has refinanced more than $3.5bn in debt with a two year syndicated loan at 75bp over Libor provided by Citibank, Chase Manhattan Bank, Bank of America, Banco Santander Central Hispano, Argentaria Banco de Negocios, Dresdner Bank AG, HSBC and Banque Nationale de Paris.
    September 10, 1999
  • Emerging Markets
    Lebanon primes new euro, dollar bonds
    Investor presentations for the Republic of Lebanon's second multi-tranche, multi-currency bond issue start in Switzerland today (Friday). Following visits to Geneva and Zurich, the marketing focus will move on to London and Frankfurt next week before finishing in New York on Wednesday, September 15. An unofficial investor presentation for French accounts was held last Friday in Paris.
    September 10, 1999
  • CLOs
    Leveraged loan watch box (week ending September 10, 1999)
    September 10, 1999
  • CLOs
    MIDDLE EAST
    Bahrain The margin on the $60m three year term loan for Bahrain International Bank has emerged as 75bp. Co-arrangers earn 90bp for taking $5m tickets.
    September 10, 1999
  • Equity
    Mix of new and old to power Amsterdam’s primary market
    THE SUPPLY of primary equity from the Amsterdam stockmarket is to soar in the coming weeks as a number of the country's corporate names ready stock offerings. In addition to well known names, such as Koninklijke Ahold, a number of newly listed groups plan to raise funds while markets are strong.
    September 10, 1999
  • NatWest casts net wide for £2.25bn capital need
    National Westminster Bank will embark on the broadest ever bank capital raising exercise in the global debt markets in the coming weeks as part of its £10.75bn takeover of UK life insurance and pensions group Legal&General.
    September 10, 1999
  • NatWest casts net wide for £2.25bn capital need
    National Westminster Bank will embark on the broadest ever bank capital raising exercise in the global debt markets in the coming weeks as part of its £10.75bn takeover of UK life insurance and pensions group Legal&General.
    September 10, 1999
  • Equity
    Neuer Markt in full flow as local, foreign groups join the hi-tech bonanza
    THE GERMAN equity market is to host record levels of new equity issues, with between 45 and 50 transactions due to be launched on the Neuer Markt alone in the next few weeks. Bankers say this could raise up to Eu3.5bn for the country's high growth companies seeking to raise equity capital and for others wishing to augment their early growth by widening their shareholder base.
    September 10, 1999
  • Emerging Markets
    News in brief
    n Underwriters are hoping to revive the plan vanilla dollar market for Latin issuers in the next few weeks with a trio of deals from blue chip names. Cemex, Mexico's Banamex and multilateral CAF are all looking at possible dollar deals, according to bankers.
    September 10, 1999
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