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  • CLOs
    LATIN AMERICA
    Argentina Argentina looks set to tap the banking market for a $2bn syndicated loan to be arranged and drawn down before the year end but which will be used for 1998 expenditure.
    December 12, 1997
  • CLOs
    MIDDLE EAST
    Kuwait Arrangers National Bank of Kuwait, Gulf International Bank BSC and Arab Banking Corp have won the mandate for the United Arab Shipping Company credit facility.
    December 12, 1997
  • Equity
    Morgan Stanley braves volatility with $630m ING bought deal/exchangeable
    MORGAN STANLEY Dean Witter this week completed the first successful jumbo bought deal since the world's stockmarkets began to destabilise two months ago, with a $630m offering of ING shares. Bouts of volatility triggered by October's Asian meltdown had previously caught out a number of bought deals, such as that of JP Morgan's block in Usinor Sacilor. Bankers believe that lead managers of some such blocks are still sitting on their deals.
    December 12, 1997
  • Morgan Stanley braves volatility with ING deal
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    December 12, 1997
  • MTN/CP news in brief
    * Israel Electric Corp has set up a $1bn MTN programme with a 144A option under which it will launch a $250m inaugural issue next week. Lehman Brothers arranged the facility and is a dealer on the programme alongside Daiwa, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, SBC Warburg and UBS.
    December 12, 1997
  • CLOs
    NatWest loan for Russian diamond firm on the rocks
    MYSTERY surrounded the collapse of a $500m pre-export financing package for Russia's leading diamond producer Almazy-Rossii-Sakha (ARS) this week. The deal, mandated to NatWest Markets 15 months ago, is understood to have collapsed because of the failure of NatWest and ARS to reach an agreement on the terms and the overall structure of the credit facility -- although both parties have declined to comment on the reasons for the loan package's untimely demise.
    December 12, 1997
  • Nomura set to unveil £1bn+ zero/FRN Annington bond
    NOMURA will bring the second securitisation of its Annington Homes portfolio of housing for UK military personnel on Monday. The bank will launch a single-A rated £900m FRN due 2023 and a triple-A zero coupon bond maturing in 2022 with a face value of £1.24bn. The bonds will be priced on Tuesday, with the FRN expected in the low 60s over three month Libor and the zero in the 70s over the 8% 2021 Gilt.
    December 12, 1997
  • Salomon SB in student duo
    SALOMON Smith Barney brought two US student loan securitisations to the European market this week in a growing demonstaration of the attractiveness of that asset class to the European investor. The issue also proved a neat demonstration of the synergies generated by the merger of Salomon and Smith Barney.
    December 12, 1997
  • Bravo parcels separate account
    A NOVEL structure arranged by Bayerische Landesbank will provide US insurer Integrity Life Insurance Company with a portfolio of high quality assets, funded cheaply in the CP market. Bravo Trust 1997-1 issued $450m of senior certificates rated A-1+/P-1 by Moody's, with an initial maturity of 351 days. Balaba provides 100% liquidity support, and also holds the $50m of junior certificates.
    December 12, 1997
  • CapMAC launches liquidity driven Remsen ABS conduit
    US MONOLINE insurer CapMAC has set up a US asset backed commercial paper conduit called Remsen Funding Corp to provide banks with a way to invest in ABS off balance sheet. The conduit is the first to hold single-A assets without third party credit support. The vehicle is not guaranteed by CapMAC -- the monoline acts only as administrator and adviser to the clients.
    December 12, 1997
  • Asia
    Aussie issuers line up for equity offerings in 1998
    AUSTRALIAN corporates are lining up a string of equity issues for next year aimed at capitalising on the positive sentiment created by Telstra's outstanding launch on the market last month JB Were and Macquarie Bank are to launch the first deal of 1998 by the end of January, an A$300m secondary offering of roughly 170m shares for 10 Network Holdings, the parent company of Channel 10, Australia's third largest free-to-air TV station.
    December 05, 1997
  • Asia
    Eterindo Yankee set to be final Asian bond this year
    INDONESIAN petrochemicals company PT Eterindo Wahanatama is set to launch a $200m Yankee via Morgan Stanley, which looks likely to be the last bond issue of 1997 from Asia. The company will market itself as the beneficiary both of a downturn in the chemical industry's cycle and of the Asia-wide currency crisis, and hopes to benefit from the absence of any other debt-raising activity from the region's borrowers.
    December 05, 1997
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