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  • The mandate to arrange the new Eu500m five year facility for Mol should be awarded next week. The loan will be one of the most important Hungarian deals this year as Mol is one of the country's blue chips and the oil and gas sector is attractive to lenders at the moment. Bank Austria Creditanstalt and DZ Bank have closed syndication of the Eu75m five year bullet facility for HVB Group Hungary. Banks will be signed in by March 17.
  • Rating: Aa2 Amount: Sfr200m
  • Rating: Baa2 Amount: Eu500m
  • Rating: Baa1 Amount: Eu500m
  • Rating: A1/A+ (Moody's/Fitch) Amount: Eu750m
  • Arrangers State Bank of India, Crédit Agricole Indosuez and Raiffeisen Zentralbank Oesterreich have launched the $100m equivalent yen term loan for Housing Development Finance Corp. Banks earn a margin of 77bp over yen Libor.
  • A string of new mandates has emerged from India in recent weeks as confidence in the country returns. The renewed appetite has tightened pricing. Two new mandates from India were awarded in the last week. The first went to Barclays Capital and HSBC to arrange the new $100m five year bullet facility for India Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC). And ICICI has awarded a mandate to Crédit Lyonnais to arrange a $100m 364 day term loan.
  • Iceland's biggest commercial bank Islandsbanki yesterday (Thursday) launched its first dollar benchmark since its merger with investment bank FBA in June 2000. The $250m three year floating rate note with a coupon of three month Libor plus 25bp was priced by lead managers BNP Paribas and Credit Suisse First Boston at 100.036 to give a re-offer spread of 26bp - in line with price guidance of 24bp-26bp over.
  • Barclays Capital, Citigroup/SSSB, HSBC, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland this week launched syndication of the multi-tranche $2.65bn debt facilities for InterContinental Hotels Group. Banks have been asked for a take-and-hold ticket of $150m for 47.5bp flat. A presentation will be held next week.
  • The mandate to arrange the Eu300m three year facility for First Active has been awarded to Barclays Capital, Danske Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland and BayernLB. The deal will be launched into syndication next week. The transaction will carry a margin close to 19bp over Euribor. Proceeds will refinance a Eu400m three year facility secured in April 2000.
  • Rating: A2/A Amount: $250m
  • Corporate debt continued to take a back seat last week as geopolitical concerns and the protracted indecision about potential military action against Iraq kept investors firmly focused on the triple-A, sovereign or supranational sectors of the international bond markets. Issuance in the dollar markets was exceptionally brisk despite a US holiday on Monday and adverse weather conditions in New York and Washington which affected trading business on Tuesday.