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To: John Cuthbertson who wrote (4910)2/23/1998 7:34:00 PM
From: spiny norman  Respond to of 10921
 
Hi John, I haven't really seen much Japanese convertible / warrant debt lately. I think the demand dried up as the Nikkei went down. Japanese LT Gov't bonds are maybe 1 3/4 % currently, so my guess would be that a corporate issuer would be in the 2-4% range for straight yen denominated debt. You are correct in that there is still an advantage for the typical Japanese firm.

regards,

spiny

PS - is the P for Piranha? (I can't remember)


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