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  • Privatisation IPO bandwagon keeps rolling in new countries
    At least 50 countries are hoping to sell shares in their state-run telephone monopolies over the next 12 months. Judging by the success of recent transactions in developing countries such as the IPOs of Poland's TPSA and Estonian Telecom, they should not have much trouble finding buyers. But strategic and portfolio investors are getting pickier and vendors may need to lower their valuation targets.
    April 01, 1999
  • Russia's default focuses lenders' minds
    The central and eastern European loan market is, at long last, making a much needed recovery after the nearly terminal blow delivered by Russia's devaluation and default debacle last summer. But it is emerging a very different animal than before Russia's implosion.
    April 01, 1999
  • Selective attitude to risks and rewards
    In recent months, demand for central and eastern European equities has been overwhelmingly driven by three themes: EU convergence; sectoral compatibility; and liquidity. Both at the primary and the secondary market level, stocks which have been able to offer plays on all three of these themes have met with high levels of demand irrespective of the prevailing climate in global capital markets and, more recently, of the increasingly nervy political background in the region.
    April 01, 1999
  • Space and undersea projects struggle
    Satellites and undersea cables are among the most risky telecom projects around. So far, most of the capital has been put up by large telecom groups. However, several operators are seeking to raise additional funding in the international debt and equity markets. Will they get it?
    April 01, 1999
  • Telcos lead high yield bond revival
    The European high yield bond market is back in business after a difficult period last year, and looks set to become a major source of finance for secondary telcos. But start-up companies may need to offer generous coupons to attract investors.
    April 01, 1999
  • The euro: separating hype from reality
    The introduction in January of the euro and creation of the single European currency bond market promised to open up central and eastern European bond issuance to a wider investor base than ever before.
    April 01, 1999
  • The battle to win the institutional vote
    Take an appetising new currency, add a central and eastern European sovereign, stir in some flavoursome yield enhancement and garnish with mouthwatering EU and Emu convergence potential. Voilá! -- you have the perfect recipe for a bond market success, right?
    April 01, 1999
  • Derivatives
    RAND OVERNIGHT DEPOSIT SWAPS
    The rand overnight deposit swap is a new single-tenor swap agreement introduced in the South African market last year.
    March 29, 1999
  • Asia
    Czech korunas
    Commerzbank AG Rating: Aa3/AA-
    March 26, 1999
  • Asia
    Positive secondary market could prompt $500m SDB global, but pricing unclear
    THE PROSPECT of a new dollar benchmark from the State Development Bank of China (SDB) has grown brighter following the recent strong secondary market trading of sovereign paper. Joint lead managers Merrill Lynch and Salomon Smith Barney are actively looking at the market in preparation for launching $500m 10 year global that may come as soon as late April.
    March 26, 1999
  • Asia
    Siam Commercial $1.75bn recap set to tempt investors
    BANKS involved in Siam Commercial Bank's (SCB) $1.75bn recapitalisation said investors are warming to the fifth largest Thai bank's story as premarketing begins in earnest for the deal, which will raise around $750m in new equity. Final details of the preferred share sale, led by Salomon Smith Barney, will be confirmed when the plan is put to shareholders on April 5. Despite local rumours to the contrary, bankers said there had been no increase in the size of the deal during the week.
    March 26, 1999
  • Asia
    South African rand
    Rabobank Nederland Rating: Aaa/AAA
    March 26, 1999
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