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  • Syndication of the debt backing the buy-out of Uster Technology has been closed. Joining mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas and UBS Warburg are IKB Deutsche Industriebank, KBC Bank, SEB, Thurguaer Kantonalbank, Bank Linth, Credit Suisse, Investkredit and Migrosbank. Capvis and Quadriga were the private equity sponsors in the Sfr160m management buy-out of Zellweger Uster from Zellweger Luwa.
  • Mandated arrangers Danske Bank and SEB Merchant Banking signed banks into the Eu200m five year multi-currency revolver for BT Industries this week. The deal was oversubscribed to Eu300m but not increased. The mandated arrangers took Eu30m each. Barclays Bank, ING, Svenska Handelsbanken, Sumitomo, Royal Bank of Scotland and UFJ Bank joined as co-arrangers for takes of Eu15m.
  • ABN Amro, Bank of Taiwan, Standard Chartered and Taiwan Co-operative Bank have won the mandate for a $116m seven year term loan for Formosa BP Chemicals. Proceeds are to fund the construction of a new chemical plant in Mai Liao. The facility should be launched next week.
  • EuroWeek understands that five banks have joined the sub-underwriting phase of the debt facilities backing the buy-out of Travelodge and Little Chef. Barclays, Danske Bank, HVB and WestLB are thought to be among them. Some funds, including Duke Street Capital, have also committed to the facilities.
  • Amount: £18m Rating: A1
  • Uruguay's voluntary debt restructuring was condemned even before it had a chance to get off the ground this week, with Fitch cutting the sovereign's rating to CCC- and claiming that such an exercise would likely be tantamount to default. After months of speculation, Uruguay's economy minister, Alejandro Atchugarry, said this week that the sovereign "will seek a new profile for [its] debt through a voluntary swap" and announced Citigroup/SSB as its adviser.
  • Mandated arranger HSBC signed banks into the $60m 26 month Murabaha facility for Tav (Tepe-Akfen-Vie) in Canary Wharf on Wednesday. The deal was well received and oversubscribed. HSBC took a $6m chunk of the facility. Family Finans Kurumu, Kuwait Finance House and Melli Bank joined as co-arrangers. Co-managers are The Arab Investment Company, British Arab Commercial Bank, Emirates Bank International, Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt and National Bank of Pakistan. Esbank joined as a participant.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ Amount: $1bn