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  • LEAD MANAGER Warburg Dillon Read has given investors an indicated price range of between Dra4,000 and Dra4,800 for the roughly $600m public offer of shares in Panafon, the Greek mobile phone company. The privately owned group, in which Vodafone of the UK has a major stake, is coming to the Greek and international markets as bourse recoveries and the success of OTE and TPSA offerings have encouraged nervous investors out of their heavy cash positions.
  • ABN AMRO Rothschild, ING Barings and Kempen Securities have completed the capital increase for the Dutch manpower group, Randstad Holding. The combined offering includes the Dfl 350m sale of preference shares by Kempen and the Dfl 700m to Dfl 800m sale of straight equity through ABN and ING. The sale of Randstad closed yesterday (Thursday) and should be priced near the Dfl 106 closing price of outstanding shares in Amsterdam.
  • Denmark Arrangers ABN Amro, Citibank and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi have signed the $650m (increased from $500m) facility for Borealis. Some $715m was raised in syndication, representing a 40% oversubscription. In total, 23 banks have joined the deal.
  • THE FINNISH government should next week relaunch the $500m sale of shares in the diversified energy group, Fortum. Government bankers, Konventum and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Warburg Dillon Read are acting as advisers. Participants have been encouraged by the response of institutional and retail investors to the privatisation of the national telecom operator, Sonera, which started trading this week.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Tawanda Nyandoro, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-653 4870
  • ANY LINGERING doubts about the depth of pent-up demand among US investors for top tier corporate bonds were swept aside this week when Sprint launched a blow-out $5bn three tranche deal.
  • * BMW UK Capital Guarantor: BMW AG
  • * General Electric Capital Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • THE POLISH government this week completed its largest and most important privatisation with the sale of stock in Telekomunikacja Polska (TPSA), the national telecom operator. The deal has been fraught with difficulties, first surfacing at the height of the emerging market crisis which two months ago threatened the world financial order.
  • DOMESTIC political turmoil failed to dent international investor demand for Turkish risk this week as the Republic of Turkey returned to the Euromarkets after an absence of more than six months. The B1/B rated sovereign successfully launched a larger than expected DM600m three year offering via Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank on Tuesday -- the day before opposition MPs in Turkey called for the resignation of the country's minority coalition government over an alleged corruption scandal.