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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  • India The IFC has completed a $10m loan for Nicco Uco Financial Services Ltd, a medium sized financial services company in leasing, hire purchase, merchant banking, working capital and trade finance.
  • Israel The $40m amortising term loan being organised for the Industrial Development Bank of Israel by Euro-Trade Bank Ltd, Sumitomo Bank and Union Bank of Israel is to be signed on Monday.
  • BANQUE PARIBAS and ING Barings are mandated to arrange a rare Icelandic project financing for a new aluminium smelter being built on the island. The $110m project financing is to be formally unveiled to the market at a bankers presentation in London on November 14 with a site visit to follow on November 17 to Grundartangi.
  • Terms: $150m - revolving credit
  • Corporates Aggregate Industries plc, the company formed earlier this year through the merger of Bardon and Camas, is quietly to seek an aggressively priced medium term facility through mandated arrangers HSBC Investment Bank plc and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • South Africa The well supported $100m five year term loan being organised for the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa by CSFB and Société Générale SA was signed last Friday in London.
  • THE JUMBO $3bn facility being sought by Gazprom through joint arrangers Crédit Lyonnais and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg SA looks set to capture the market's attention over the next few weeks. Since the facility, which follows a similarly structured loan signed earlier this year, was first announced in the summer, the market has been measuring up the potential level of support available to the Russian gas giant from international lenders.
  • NationsBank has completed an $800m facility for Walter Industries Inc. The secured loan is split into a $350m six year revolver and a $450m six year term loan. Pricing is based on the company's consolidated leverage ratio. The Libor margin is 50bp to 125bp and the commitment fee range is 17.5bp to 30bp.
  • US INVESTORS proved they were still interested in credit stories this week when they snapped up a $522.5m high yield issue, including a $97.5m CCC+ rated tranche, by US casino company Venetian Casinos Resorts. Although other US high yield offerings have been priced since last week's market turmoil, the size and rating of the Venetian deal in a less than attractive sector was seen as the first real test of investors' appetite for credit risk since the sell-off.
  • China State Development Bank of China signed its $220m financing coordinated by HSBC Investment Bank Asia and SocGen Asia on October 28 in Beijing.
  • ESAT TELECOM Group, the Irish telecommunications operator, priced its IPO last night (Thursday) at $13 per share -- the mid-point of the indicative pricing range of $12-$14. A total of 6m ADSs were offered, representing 12m underlying shares. International buyers took up 3.9m ADSs. There is an additional 900,000 overallotment option. The ADSs will be listed on the Nasdaq and Easdaq stock exchanges.
  • BBL WILL issue the first Belgian collateralised loan obligation through JP Morgan as soon as market conditions allow. A BBL official said: "The deal is 99% complete from a technical point of view, and we will be watching the market closely over the coming days and weeks.