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  • Focus: the pros and cons of underwriting EU sovereigns
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    February 12, 1999
  • Goldman leads the way to exploit arbitrage at 10 years as swaps spreads start to widen
    AFTER several weeks of gentle decline, 10 year dollar swap spreads yesterday (Thursday) spiked up suddenly. At midday the mid-market was around 78bp, at least 2.5bp wider than on Wednesday. Goldman Sachs led the charge at 10 years, and by Thursday lunchtime was thought to have paid on around $500m during the previous 24 hours. Before long, other houses, presumably those sitting on short positions, also came into the market to pay fixed.
    February 12, 1999
  • Goldman takes Asia blow as Shandong pulled, DBS stalls
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    February 12, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Greek drachmas
    * Bank Austria AG Guarantor: City of Vienna
    February 12, 1999
  • CLOs
    Hypo wins Eu75m BPH term loan on tight terms
    BANK Przemyslowo-Handlowy SA (BPH), the Krakow-based private bank, has mandated HypoVereinsbank to arrange a Eu75m three year term loan. The facility carries a margin of 35bp over Euribor. The mandate marks BPH's second foray into the market -- its first being in September 1997 when it raised a $75m revolving credit through arranger Sumitomo.
    February 12, 1999
  • Ian Kerr
    WHO IS MIKE O'Neill? You may well ask. Before you could say, 'is Barclays Bank behaving like Bonkersbank?' Sir Peter Middleton and Andrew 'Pandy' Buxton had appointed Mike O'Neill, an unknown West Coast surfer and beach boy, to be chief executive of Barclays. Are the Barclays board members two onions short of the perfect bhaji? Did Any 'Pandy' Buxton lift his hand by mistake at the East Anglian woolly sheep auctions and walk away with a special prize?
    February 12, 1999
  • IDB goes short to woo buyers
    THE INTER-American Development Bank launched a $1bn two year bond on Thursday, the latest in what it intends to be a $9bn spending spree in the international markets this year and the second global bond in a fortnight. The deal, led by Goldman Sachs and Warburg Dillon Read, was priced at 99.964 to give a spread of 35bp over the 4.5% January 2001 Treasury. It is the IDB's second ever global bond, and follows on from its $1bn five year deal, led by Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs in January.
    February 12, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Norwegian kroner
    * General Electric Capital Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
    February 12, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    New Zealand dollars
    Market commentary: Compiled by Glenn Blackley, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
    February 12, 1999
  • Pricing surprises market as LCR issues record £1.65bn
    PART ONE OF the long awaited financing for the Channel Tunnel Rail Link finally reached the market this week -- and lead managers HSBC and Warburg Dillon Read achieved a much better price for the £1.65bn of UK government guaranteed bonds than expected.
    February 12, 1999
  • Property issuers set MTN shelves
    SEVERAL property companies around the world have established MTN programmes. Sun Hung Kai Properties signed a $500bn Euro-MTN programme on February 5, the first for a Hong Kong listed company. The bonds will be targeted at international investors, but the programme allows for issuance in the domestic market.
    February 12, 1999
  • Reduction of short term debt drives Philippines debt duo
    5397
    February 12, 1999
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