http://jtf.janes.comJane's Transport Finance : financial news on the air, airports, rail, ports and shipping sectors.en-gbCopyright: (C) Jane's Information Group. All rights reserved.http://www4.janes.com/public/images/janes_rss.gifhttp://jtf.janes.comVisit http://jtf.janes.comhttp://www4.janes.com/subscribe/jtf/doc_view.jsp?QueryText=&K2DocKey=/content1/janesdata/mags/jtf/history/jtf2009/jtf31498.htm@current&Prod_Name=JTFPhilippine conglomerate JG Summit Holdings, parent company of Manila-based low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific Air, has raised PHP9 billion (USD190 million) from the sale of domestic retail bonds to fund capital spending. The five-year and one-day fixed-rate bonds carry a coupon rate of 8.25 per cent. BDO Capital & Investment, BPI Capital, China Banking Corporation, First Metro Investment, HSBC, ING Bank (Manila), RCBC Capital and SB Capital Investment were lead managers of the issue. - 2009/11/20 00:00:00http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/jtf/doc_view.jsp?QueryText=&K2DocKey=/content1/janesdata/mags/jtf/history/jtf2009/jtf31496.htm@current&Prod_Name=JTFAs previously reported in Jane's, Vietnam Airlines and Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank) signed a USD50 million loan on 4 September to part-finance 16 A321 aircraft. In June, Techcombank, together with HSBC and Credit Suisse, signed a 10-year, USD120 million financing package with Vietnam Airlines for the purchase of six ATR 72-500 aircraft. In March, state-owned Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) agreed to provide Vietnam Airlines with a ... - 2009/11/20 00:00:00http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/jtf/doc_view.jsp?QueryText=&K2DocKey=/content1/janesdata/mags/jtf/history/jtf2009/jtf31495.htm@current&Prod_Name=JTFDVB Bank has closed a USD15 million senior debt refinancing of one B-737-700 for lessor AWAS. The aircraft, previously operated by EasyJet, is leased by AWAS to Colombian carrier Aires for a five-year term. The tenor of the DVB debt facility matches the lease term. - 2009/11/20 00:00:00http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/jtf/doc_view.jsp?QueryText=&K2DocKey=/content1/janesdata/mags/jtf/history/jtf2009/jtf31497.htm@current&Prod_Name=JTFGeneral Electric [GE] Capital Co has raised USD500 million through a five-year Islamic bond (sukuk), the first such issue by a US conglomerate, as the company seeks to diversify its investor base by incorporating Islamic investors. Citi, Goldman Sachs, Kuwait's Liquidity House - a subsidiary of Islamic lender Kuwait Finance House - and National Bank of Abu Dhabi were joint bookrunners for the sukuk issue. In July, GE Capital and Mubadala Development Co - a state-owned investment holding ... - 2009/11/20 00:00:00