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

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  • Cologne based mortgage bank Rheinboden Hypothekenbank signed a Eu3bn debt issuance programme on Wednesday, arranged by ABN Amro Bank (Deutschland) and Deutsche Bank. The programme will be listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange and on the Rheinisch-Westfälische Wertpapierbörse zu Düsseldorf.
  • Korean banks continued their onslaught on the dollar market this week, as they seek cheap re-financing ahead of the October 8 deadline for the next coupon payment under the government's exchange programme. Korea Development Bank (KDB) made its second splash of the year in the sector yesterday (Thursday) with the launch of a $500m three year fixed rate offering via sole lead JP Morgan.
  • The expected deluge of corporate issuance finally hit the euro sector this week as stability in currency and credit markets offered the first real window of opportunity of the autumn season. More than Eu5bn in 10 separate transactions were launched for credits as diverse as Italian state-owned Enel to Baa1/BBB+ rated Tate & Lyle. Most deals were comfortably digested, with no pressure brought to bear on spreads.
  • WeightWatchers this week priced a dual tranche high yield bond - the first US leveraged buyout to be partially financed through euro denominated high yield debt. Lead managed by Credit Suisse First Boston, the transaction comprised $150m and Eu100m tranches. The euro tranche met strong demand from European investors keen to diversify into a different industry sector and buy a leading international brand name.
  • Ecuador's currency and debt plunged yesterday as investors braced themselves for an imminent default on its $96m Brady bond interest payment. The country is poised to make history on Tuesday (September 28) by becoming the first country to default on its Brady debt. Although Ecuador had desperately sought time to pay the $96m by deferring the payment in August for a month, finance minister Alfredo Arizaga said this week the government had still not decided whether it would meet the payment.
  • PUBLIC POWER CORP (PPC), the Greek state owned electricity utility, is preparing to tap the loan or bond market in the near future for a mixture of refinancing and new money. The company has not yet sought a loan in 1999, but if it follows previous borrowing patterns, it might bring a Eu300m or Eu400m five year bullet term loan. Whatever the type of transaction, borrowers are sure it will be denominated in euros and syndicated in the international market rather than concentrating on domestic Greek banks.
  • n ABN Amro Bank NV Rating: Aa2/AA
  • n National Westminster Bank plc Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • n FCE Bank plc Rating: A1/A
  • n Kf W International Finance Guarantor: Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau
  • n Rabobank Rating: Aaa/AAA