GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement | Event Participant Terms & Conditions

Cookies Settings

Search results for

Tip: Use operators exact match "", AND, OR to customise your search. You can use them separately or you can combine them to find specific content.
There are 368,189 results that match your search.368,189 results
  • Bond Comments
    Spanish timing surprises, but global seen as rarity
    The long awaited debut global bond from the Kingdom of Spain finally emerged on Thursday afternoon, late European time, as a $1.5bn five year transaction. Pricing will take place on Friday, during the New York afternoon, at 5bp over the five year agency curve. Agencies to be used for the pricing are the Fannie Mae February 2005s - trading late Thursday at 79bp over Treasuries - and the Freddie Mac July 2005s - trading at 77bp.
    July 14, 2000
  • Bond Comments
    Sterling
    * Abbey National Treasury Services plc Guarantor: Abbey National plc
    July 14, 2000
  • Bond Comments
    Swiss francs
    * Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten NV Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    July 14, 2000
  • Telstra sells Computershare stake to fund PCCW deal
    IN A surprise move on Wednesday, Telstra sold most of its shareholding in share registry firm Computershare, raising A$387m initially and up to A$600m if investors exercise all the warrants attached to the shares within 12 months. The unusual, although not unique, deal structure gives investors one warrant per two shares purchased.
    July 14, 2000
  • CLOs
    Top 20 mandated arrangers of Turkish syndicated loans (Jan 1, 2000 to Jul 13, 2000)
    July 14, 2000
  • CLOs
    Top mandated arrangers of project finance loans for the Middle East and eastern Europe (Jan 1, 2000 to Jul 13, 2000)
    July 14, 2000
  • Equity
    Turkcell’s $1.87bn IPO sets new benchmark for Turkey
    TURKCELL proved to be one of the week's biggest hits when the mobile phone company raised the maximum 10% allowed on its debut following a $1.87bn IPO. The Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter-led issue priced at Tl 44,000 (or $17.60 per American Depository Share) from a range of Tl 41,500-Tl 51,5000, having closed 3.5 times covered. There were 250 shares to each ADS. There is a 2.4bn share or 10% greenshoe.
    July 14, 2000
  • Emerging Markets
    Turkey makes it four with novel reopening
    The Republic of Turkey tapped the market again this week with a Eu533.06m seven year bond issue via Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch - its fourth fundraising in six weeks. The B1/B+ rated deal reopened a DM1.5bn issue launched in 1997, creating a redenominated Eu1.3bn benchmark issue. It was the first redenominated deal for an emerging market sovereign issuer, according to one of the lead managers.
    July 14, 2000
  • UBS steps up US market presence with PW merger
    UBS took the market by surprise on Wednesday morning when it announced it had entered into a merger with PaineWebber, one of the last independent stockbrokers on Wall Street. UBS's move is the clearest signal yet that the Swiss bank wants to break into the US market of affluent clients. Despite being the world's largest private bank and managing one of the largest portfolios of high net worth individuals in Europe, it has not been able to crack the US thus far.
    July 14, 2000
  • People News
    UBS buys ticket to private US clients through PaineWebber
    UBS took the market by surprise on Wednesday morning when it announced it had entered into a merger with PaineWebber, one of the last independent stockbrokers on Wall Street. UBS's move is the clearest signal yet that the Swiss bank wants to break into the US market of affluent clients. Despite being the world's largest private bank and managing one of the largest portfolios of high net worth individuals in Europe, it has not been able to crack the US thus far.
    July 14, 2000
  • CLOs
    UNITED KINGDOM
    The £5bn loan for Granada Group should close next week, with the arrangers hoping to see the total of banks - including the six arrangers - reach the low 20s. Officials say about 14 banks have joined so far. Syndication has been hard work. There have been complaints about the high final take levels from some, while other banks have chosen to give up their relationship with Granada as it restructures. The narrow margins have also attracted criticism.
    July 14, 2000
  • Bond Comments
    US Dollar Straights
    * AIG SunAmerica Institutional Funding II Rating: Aaa/AAA
    July 14, 2000
Previous
1
...
29634
29635
29636
29637
29638
...
30682
Next