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  • Guarantor: Bank of Scotland Rating: Aa2/AA/AA+
  • Enap, the state owned Chilean refiner, successfully debuted in the US bond market this week with a $290m 10 year offering. The deal, led by JP Morgan, was snapped up by high grade bond buyers looking for high quality new names to diversify their portfolios.
  • EuroWeek hears that Barclays Capital will shortly launch syndication of a $315m acquisition facility for HIT Entertainment. The loan backs the borrower's purchase of Gullane Entertainment. HIT Entertainment develops children's and natural history programmes and owns the rights to the children's characters Bob the Builder and Kipper the Dog.
  • Pacific Ports, a subsidiary of the New World Group is seeking a HK$7bn one year bridging loan to help fund the HK$21.1bn restructuring of the group. A total of six banks will provide the funding, which will be finalised early next week. Under the planned re-organisation, all the assets and debts of New World Services and New World Infrastructure will be incorporated into Pacific Ports.
  • Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Bank Austria and KBC/K&H Bank will close syndication of the Eu130m seven year facility for the Municipality of Budapest by today (Friday). The facility has been oversubscribed, but it has not been decided if an increase will be accepted. The credit pays a margin of 24bp over Libor for years one to three and 25bp for years four to seven.
  • Syndication of the Eu4bn refinancing for Imperial Tobacco should be launched in the next 10 days by arrangers ABN Amro, BayernLB, HSBC and JP Morgan. The out-of-the-box margin is thought to be around 85bp over Euribor. See EuroWeek 776 for further details.
  • Do we hear sounds of changing the guard at the UBS Warburg Palace? Are any changes needed? While many competitors have had their undies in a twist all year, UBSW has maintained some of the straightest silk stocking seams in the industry since the golden days of Betty Grable. Although we are not, regrettably, privy to any decent inside information, watch out for the UBSW results coming shortly, and if they are below expectations we would be very surprised.
  • European investors saw beyond the negative press that has dogged Citigroup of late by participating in the bank's blowout Eu1.75bn five year deal yesterday (Thursday). Having persuaded investors to recognise the value of its stable credit, Citigroup priced the largest senior euro bank deal ever done outside the pfandbriefe market at 52bp over mid-swaps.
  • European investors saw beyond the negative press that has dogged Citigroup of late by participating in the bank's blowout Eu1.75bn five year deal yesterday (Thursday). Having persuaded investors to recognise the value of its stable credit, Citigroup priced the largest senior euro bank deal ever done outside the pfandbriefe market at 52bp over mid-swaps.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $137m
  • Rating: A3 Amount: Eu250m
  • Mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas, Royal Bank of Scotland and WestLB this week launched syndication of the Eu250m three year term loan for EBS Building Society. The loan pays a margin of 21bp over Libor and offers participation fees of 18bp for top tickets of Eu25m.