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  • Asia
    Beijing Enterprises $175m exchangeable issue revives debate on red chip pricing
    CREDIT Suisse First Boston and Goldman Sachs this week led a $175m exchangeable issue for the parent of Beijing Enterprises Holdings, in the process re-opening the debate on the success of equity linked debt offerings for red chips. Although the Beijing Enterprises deal was oversubscribed with interest from equity and convertible accounts, investors were not as enthusiastic as they had been for other recent deals such as for Cosco Pacific and Shanghai Industrial Holdings (SIH).
    March 13, 1998
  • Asia
    ADB surprises with Swiss market return for Sfr300m
    THE ASIAN Development Bank (ADB) launched its second public bond offering of the year on Tuesday with a surprise Sfr300m issue via SBC Warburg Dillon Read. Having indicated that it will sharply increase its funding this year with ambitions to raise over $9bn, the triple-A rated supranational has used its Swiss franc transaction and an earlier Hong Kong dollar bond as the launch pad for its planned jumbo dollar financings, the first of which is tipped for April.
    March 13, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Pesetas
    * De Nationale Investeringsbank Rating: Aa3/AA+
    March 13, 1998
  • Planning pays off for $4bn World Bank global triumph
    A LENGTHY period of preparation paid off for the World Bank this week when the founder of the global bond market launched its 14th and largest such transaction to date. The $4bn five year deal is the latest in a line of superliquid transactions launched this year as investors place a premium on liquidity -- and after exhaustive consultation with both investors and underwriters, the World Bank clearly gave the market what it wanted.
    March 13, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Polish zlotys
    * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
    March 13, 1998
  • Portugal plans to raise $1.9bn via second issue of EdP shares
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    March 13, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Portuguese escudos
    * Lehman Brothers Holding Inc Rating: Baa1/A
    March 13, 1998
  • Equity
    Portuguese ready second tranche of EdP shares
    THE PORTUGUESE government has announced plans to sell a second tranche of shares in Electricidade de Portugal (EdP), cutting its stake in the national power utility to 51%. The deal will represent 14.5% of EdP's capital and would raise Esc348bn ($1.9bn) at current market prices. Analysts expect the issue to come to market during the summer.
    March 13, 1998
  • Emerging Markets
    Roadshows for Russia's new DM issue on track despite rating downgrade
    ROADSHOWS for the second Deutschmark Eurobond from the Russian Federation will start next week. Officials from lead managers Deutsche Morgan Grenfell and SBC Warburg Dillon Read, alongside a senior delegation from the Russian finance ministry, will host investor presentations in Geneva, Zurich, Paris, Frankfurt and London from March 16-March 20.
    March 13, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Russian roubles
    * International Finance Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
    March 13, 1998
  • Sabadell $1bn to be latest Spanish bank MTN shelf
    BANCO SABADELL, Spain's sixth largest bank, will become the latest financial institution from the country to set up a Euro-MTN programme with a $1bn facility arranged by Goldman Sachs. The expansion of the bank's borrowing operations into offshore markets has been motivated by its diminishing deposit base in Spain -- a phenomenon experienced by all Spanish banks over the last couple of years.
    March 13, 1998
  • CLOs
    SCANDINAVIA
    Norway Arrangers Christiania Bank and Den Norske Bank have closed the Nkr450m five year multicurrency revolver for Moelven Finans. The facility had a limited syndication with Nordbanken and Unibank taking Nkr75m each and the arrangers taking Nkr150m apiece. The deal is structured so that the facility reduces by Nkr20m every year. The margin is linked to the borrower's equity ratio -- if the ratio is less than 35% then the margin is 60bp over Libor. If the ratio is over 35%, the margin is 50bp.
    March 13, 1998
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