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  • Termoelectrica has been advised by a number of banks that its request for a $200m six year facility may be unrealistic. As a result the borrower has been advised to consider a five year tenor. However, one banker at a European house told EuroWeek that it had submitted a proposal backing the facility.
  • Mandated arrangers Citi-group/SSSB and Deutsche Bank have not yet launched the $100m 18 month facility for Vneshtorgbank into syndication. The arrangers are still deciding on the structure for the loan before launching it. The deal carries a margin of 275bp over Libor.
  • Rating: AAA Amount: Eu250m Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 307
  • Amount: A$200m Legal maturity: October 12, 2033
  • HSBC launched a S$50m three year loan-style FRN this week for automotive components maker GP Industries. Banks will earn a coupon of 108bp over Singapore dollar swap offer rates and front end fees on three levels. Co-lead managers pledging S$10m gain 20bp, managers providing S$7.5m receive 15bp and co-managers absorbing S$5m are paid 12bp.
  • Mandated arranger Sumitomo will sign banks into the Eu97m five year facility for Slovak Telekom next week. The deal has been oversubscribed but will not be increased. It carries an EIB guarantee and pays a margin of 85bp over Libor.
  • Mandated arrangers Bank Austria, Citigroup/SSSB, Sumitomo and WestLB will close syndication of the Eu50m five year facility for Slovenia Export Corporation (SID) next week and the deal will be signed the following week. An oversubscription is already predicted and the borrower is considering accepting the increase.
  • Rating: A2/A/A+ Amount: Eu500m
  • Standard Bank South Africa is on the verge of formally mandating a group of 10 banks for its new $200m three year loan. The official mandate letter is likely to be issued today (Friday). The banks are Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, BayernLB, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, HVB Group, KBC, Mizuho, RBS, Standard Chartered Bank, SMBC and UFJ.
  • Arranger SG is waiting on a couple of stragglers before closing the books on the syndication of the $305m debt facilities backing the buy-out of beauty products group Colomer. The syndication was held up by the summer holiday season and is not set to close well oversubscribed. Banks have been asked to commit with tickets of either $10m or $15m.
  • Stadshypotek, the Swedish mortgage finance institution, has signed a Eu4bn EuroCP programme via Goldman Sachs. The US bank was chosen after previously arranging the borrower's USCP facility. Bengt Edholm, CFO at Stadshypotek, told EuroWeek that the programme will generate much needed funds. He said: "We really need to raise money to match our lending on the asset side of our business, which is currently around Skr150bn. We need to fund our mortgage book and so we will be a frequent issuer in the market."
  • Rating: Aa2/AA Amount: Eu80m Landesschatzanweisung