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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  • THE REPUBLIC of Argentina abandoned a tentative plan for a $500m to $1bn 10 year bond this week, confirming fears of a dismal first quarter for the Latin new issue market. The borrower, last year's most successful from the emerging markets, was not willing to pay the prices that would likely have been demanded of it.
  • CABLE & Wireless Communications has announced that it will sell up to $2.8bn of investment grade bonds, having first conducted a buyback of around $1.2bn of junk bonds. The bonds were issued by UK cable companies Bell Cablemedia, Mercury Communications, Nynex CableComms and Videotron, all since merged with Cable & Wireless to create the investment grade CWC.
  • THE January rush to get deals into the market and notch up league table points continued at a rapid pace in several currency sectors but most notably in fixed rate dollars. The five year area continued to be the focus of issuer and investor attention, $7.8bn targeting the 2003 maturity this week through just six transactions including Fannie Mae's $4bn benchmark note transaction.
  • RANK Group PLC finally attained its goal of issuing 10 and 20 year Yankee bonds this week, with a two tranche $200m offering led by UBS Securities and Chase. The $100m 10 year tranche came at a spread of 101bp over Treasuries, from a 100bp to 105bp price talk, while the 20 year came at a spread of 132bp from a spread talk of 130bp.
  • DIAGEO, the international food and drinks company formed from the merger between Grand Metropolitan and Guinness plc, has established an $8bn US commercial paper programme through its wholly owned subsidiary and borrowing vehicle Diageo Capital. Issuance under the programme should start next week. The size of the new facility is larger than the combined size of the existing programmes for Grand Metropolitan and Guinness so it can accommodate the planned share capital repayment of 70p per share.
  • GENERAL MOTORS Acceptance Corp this week got its international borrowing programme off to a flying start with a heavily oversubscribed $2bn global bond.