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  • Most innovative convertible Issuer: Kestrel Amount: $125 million Bookrunner: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
  • The arrest in New York of the Kremlin's top property manager Pavel Borodin, on a Swiss warrant issued almost a year ago, leaves president Vladimir Putin with a tough choice. Is he willing to sacrifice one of his own for the sake of Russia's reputation?
  • Issuer: Allianz Deal: market index-linked equity security (miles)Amount: e2 billionDate: December 14 2000Lead manager: UBS Warburg
  • Issuer: Mini-Trups (special purpose vehicle)Amount: $241.7 millionDate: March 23 2000Bookrunner: Salomon Smith Barney
  • Acquirer: NiSourceType of deal: hostile acquisition of Columbia Energy GroupAmount: $14.7 billionAdvisers: Credit Suisse First Boston; Wasserstein Perella; Barclays Capital (financing)
  • Issuer: Punch GroupDeal: asset-backed securitizationAmount: £1.5 billionDate: June 2000 Bookrunner: Citi/SSSBLead managers: Goldman Sachs and RBS Financial Markets
  • Best High Grade issue Issuer: Conagra Amount: $1.65 billion Date: September 15 2000 Bookrunner: Merrill Lynch
  • Companies: Seagate Technology, Veritas Software, Silver Lake PartnersDeal: synthetic spin-off and leveraged buy-outSize: $20 billion LBODate: November 1999-March 2000
  • Head of media and telecommunications, Société Générale
  • Acquirer: Royal Bank of ScotlandDeal: acquisition of NatWestAmount: £21 billionDate: February 2000Advisers to RBS: Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs
  • With a first round of bank restructuring that killed off more than half the country’s banks behind it, Korea is now facing up to consolidating what is left, ostensibly to enhance competitiveness and create economies of scale. It’s not clear, though, that the timing is right or that the government’s approach to mergers is appropriate or sufficiently disinterested.
  • It was a volatile year in the capital markets, as the telecoms sector clearly showed but still there were standout deals amid the chaos. Antony Currie, Anja Helk, Peter Lee, Julian Marshall, Jennifer Morris and Felix Salmon look back over 2000.