DNB Bank
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This week began with three small euro offerings on screens from Landsbankinn, Carrefour Banque and NordLB as investors and issuers remained defensive after a recent run of gains in equities was met with a loss on Monday.
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Hapag-Lloyd, the German container shipping company, signed a $372m 12 year loan facility on September 30, to finance the purchase of five new container ships. -
Norway’s DNB Bank has increased what is only its second MTN in Hong Kong dollars, returning a day after it placed the original note.
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Shipping company Odfjell SE has agreed a $112m term loan facility to refinance existing loans on three of its vessels.
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Com Hem, the Swedish cable company, plans to redeem €187m of notes issued by its subsidiary NorCell Sweden Holding 2, using new and existing loans, reducing its interest costs by 100bp.
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Euronav, a Belgian oil tanker and storage firm, has signed a $750m secured loan, partly to buy new vessels to capitalise on a market for oil tanker services that is buoyant, despite the fall in the crude price.
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German speciality chemicals company Degussa has established a new Eu750m EuroCP programme through Deutsche Bank. Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) and JP Morgan join Deutsche as dealers on the programme.
