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  • HSBC has won the mandate to arrange a £150m 364 day revolver for specialist financial institution Gerrard & King. HSBC will launch general syndication next week. Due to the 20% risk weighting, appetite should be strong. The borrower was formally a discount house.
  • HSBC has won the mandate to arrange a £150m 364 day revolver for specialist financial institution Gerrard & King. HSBC will launch general syndication next week. Due to the 20% risk weighting, appetite should be strong. The borrower was formally a discount house.
  • * BT Alex Brown Inc Rating: A2/A
  • * Bacardi-Martini Finance BV Guarantor: Bacardi Ltd
  • THE ITALIAN primary market is to play host to a slew of corporate, banking and privatisation deals in the third quarter, following the summer slowdown. Despite the softer market tone which has affected continental Europe for the past few weeks, strategists in the Italian market say that a keen response is expected for the variety of IPOs and divestments.
  • LEAD managers Merrill Lynch and SG this week completed the $1.1bn capital increase for the French components manufacturer, Valeo. The deal, which has proved difficult to execute, arrived on the market at a time of extreme new issue fatigue compounded by volatile and largely correcting markets.
  • Austria Arrangers Creditanstalt, HSBC and Warburg Dillon Read closed and signed the Asch7.5bn financing for the Connect Austria mobile telecoms project in Vienna on July 24. The deal was 20% oversubscribed in general syndication but allocations were scaled back.
  • Asset backed securities: * Jordan Underwriting (No 1) Pty Ltd
  • GLOBAL TELECOM provider WorldCom is due to price a $4bn-$5bn multi-tranche global bond late next week. The finacing package will definitely include five, seven and 10 year maturities plus possibly a long dated tranche and a three year element. Salomon Smith Barney has been named lead manager.
  • DEUTSCHE Bank took the collateralised loan obligations boom into a new dimension this week, by securitising over 5,100 of its loans to German corporates. Euromarket and US investors scrambled to buy the deal's DM3.19bn and $601m ($2.4bn total) of bonds, which offer by far the most diversified exposure to German business yet available in any fixed market.