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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  • * ING Barings has been mandated to advise on the sale of a strategic stake in Telekomunikacja Polska SA (TPSA), Poland's state-controlled telecommunications company. The investment bank, which won the mandate against competition from JP Morgan, Credit Suisse First Boston and Merrill Lynch, will seek a strategic investor to take a stake of between 30% and 35% of the company.
  • GLOBAL co-ordinator Merrill Lynch reports a strong response from European institutional investors to the $130m-$150m flotation of MIH, the British Virgin Island-based multinational pay TV service company. The book is already twice covered ahead of the deal's pricing on Monday night. Roadshows have been completed in Europe and will continue in the US today (Friday) and on Monday ahead of pricing.
  • Helen Jones has joined DG Bank's loan syndication team in London as head of origination, emerging markets. She will cover central and eastern Europe, Turkey, the Middle East and Africa Jones joins from Dai-Ichi Kangyo where she had worked for five years, responsible for central and eastern Europe.
  • German agency Deutsche Ausgleichsbank this week placed itself in the top rank of the international markets when it launched a Eu1.5bn global to a rapturous reception in all three time zones. The 10 year transaction -- DtA's largest ever and its debut in euros -- is the culmination of the government guaranteed agency's strategy of broadening its investor base by marketing its debt as a Bund surrogate.
  • FANNIE Mae will attempt to repeat the success of its Benchmark Note issuance programme and create a liquid, international market for callable product later this month when it launches a new issuance programme -- Callable Benchmark Notes. Callable debt is a key part of the US agency's funding, allowing it to manage the interest rate risk on its $433bn mortgage portfolio. In 1998, Fannie Mae issued more than $90bn of its $147bn long term funding in callable and other option-embedded funding instruments.
  • IT IS THAT end of the quarter time of the year again when fixed income chieftains and syndicate heads either dance in the streets, drown their sorrows or try to slink under the nearest stone. What a rock 'n' roll quarter it has been with the arrival of the euro -- combined with the February collapse of the Treasury market, which was the worst monthly setback since 1980.
  • THE FEDERATION of Malaysia is reactivating plans for a $1bn to $2bn global bond offering, in another sign that narrowing risk premiums may be tempting more Asian sovereigns back into international bond markets.
  • THE FEDERATION of Malaysia is reactivating plans for a $1bn to $2bn global bond offering, in another sign that narrowing risk premiums may be tempting more Asian sovereigns back into international bond markets. Spreads on Malaysia's benchmark paper moved below 300bp for the first time in over a year this week and, while few details are available, Euroweek has learnt that a deal may be as little as two months away.
  • *** The city of Florence is set to join the ranks of Italian sub-sovereigns to have established Euro-MTN programmes, following the region of Lazio, the province of Naples, and the city of Rome, the latter due to sign shortly. Merrill Lynch is to arrange the Florence programme, but no further details have been disclosed.