The Netherlands
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Private equity firm's decision caps off a year to forget for the European market -
Sector shunned by capital markets finally posts encouraging figures
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PE firm is understood to be preparing to launch its jumbo Amsterdam IPO
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After an abysmal September, covered bond volumes began to improve on Tuesday, as Caffil and Nationale-Nederlanden Bank returned to the market to raise €750m apiece, and Danish Ship Finance announced a new three year deal and a tender offer.
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The company’s share price dropped after H2 results
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A new bull market for growth stocks in the US is giving issuers an opportunity to raise capital
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After Tuesday's difficulties, the Dutch bank showed the market works
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Issuer's paper is trading tightly despite the new loan pushing expected demerger talks further away
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Jumbo loan comes amid talks with German government on split
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Longer funding offers issuers efficient use of collateral that's worth paying for
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Femsa opted to scrap a tap of its exchangeable bond midway through bookbuilding and sell its entire remaining stake in Heineken outright
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The company is raising finance to buy back old stock after its recent merger
