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  • Lead arrangers Standard Chartered and WestLB have launched a S$230m 4-1/2 year facility for Winpeak Investments and WinGem Investments to sub-underwriters. The facility is divided between a S$150m term loan and an S$80m revolving credit.
  • Mandated arrangers LB Kiel, ING (joint bookrunner) and RZB (joint bookrunner) this week launched the Eu40m three year facility for Abanka into general syndication. The deal pays a margin of 50bp over Euribor.
  • Guarantor: Standard Life Assurance Company Rating: Aa2/AA
  • Investec Bank Limited (South Africa) has formally awarded the mandate for its $100m one year dual currency term loan to BayernLB (agent, documentation), Standard Chartered Bank (bookrunner, information memorandum) and WestLB (bookrunner, publicity and signing agent). The bullet loan offers a margin of 30bp over Libor and proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.
  • The $305m debt facility for beauty products group Colomer being arranged by SG is heading for an oversubscription. Books are due to be closed next week. The deal partly refinances a facility supporting the $203.707m CVC Capital Partners-led LBO of Colomer from the Revlon Group in 2000. The loan will also support the acquisition of US-based company Styling.
  • Barclays Capital, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs this week priced £1bn equivalent of hybrid capital for Standard Life despite the volatility convulsing the UK insurance sector. The Aaa/AAA rated life insurance mutual priced a £500m perpetual non-call 25 year bond at 185bp over Gilts, and a Eu750m 20 year at 125bp over mid-swaps. The subordinated debt was rated Aa2/AA.
  • Brazil was dealt another blow this week when Standard & Poor's (S&P) downgraded its long term foreign and local currency ratings. Citing Brazil's worsening debt profile and heightened concerns about political uncertainties, S&P took the long term rating to B+ from BB and the local currency rating to BB from BB+. The agency left Brazil on negative outlook.
  • Stanley Leisure, the UK gaming operator, became the only company to successfully tap the European equity markets this week when it completed a £29.7m capital increase yesterday (Thursday). Cazenove led the sale of 8.85m shares, representing 7.8% of Stanley Leisure's market capitalisation, at 335p, a 2.5% discount to the company's opening share price yesterday.
  • Mandated arranger BayernLB has closed syndication of the debut Sfr250m 10 year term loan for Tamoil. BayernLB has fully underwritten the facility which will be repaid in 14 semi-annual instalments.
  • Arrangers Nordea and SEB Merchant Banking have signed the $175m five year multi-currency revolver for Observer AB. Svenska Handelsbanken has joined as a senior co-arranger.
  • Co-ordinating arrangers Bank of Taiwan, BNP Paribas, Chang Hwa Commercial Bank, Hua Nan Commercial Bank and HSBC have launched an NT$8bn facility for AIG Credit Cards. The facility is divided between a NT$4.5bn three year term loan and a NT$3.5bn three year note issuance facility.