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  • Oberosterreichische Landesbank has increased the limit off its euro1 billion ($957.52 million) debt issuance programme to euro3 billion. Also, Mizuho has been added to the dealer panel. The programme, which was signed in July 2000, has 47 deals still live in the market worth $484.36 million. Mizuho has been bookrunner off more trades than any other bank, despite not being a named dealer until now. It has traded 15 notes (worth $90.52 million), all in yen with long maturities.
  • Rating: Aa1/AAA (Moody's/Fitch) Amount: Ck500m (fungible with Ckr1bn issue launched 03/04/02)
  • Giro Bank has committed Eu5m and Royal Bank of Scotland Eu10m to the £40.5m leveraged financing backing the public-to private deal for clothing store Oasis. The deal is sponsored by venture capitalist PPM Ventures.
  • Mandated arrangers ING and Citigroup/SSSB launched the Eu170m five year bullet facility for polish power grid company Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (PSE) into general syndication this week. Commitments are due by the first week in July.
  • Guarantor: MBIA Assurance SA Amount: Eu255m
  • Rating: Aa2/AA- Amount: Eu500m
  • Poste Italiane has completed its euro1.3 billion ($1.24 billion) Euro-MTN programme. A euro500 million trade has already been offered off the programme and Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan are the lead managers. The note, due to be settled on July 3, will mature in 2012. The spread is 12 basis points over mid swaps. The programme is rated Aa2 by Moody's and AA by Standard & Poor's.
  • Continental Europe's three largest postal services suffered varied fates in the euro bond markets this week. Investors welcomed the inaugural deal off Poste Italiane's new EMTN programme and France's La Poste sold Eu440m at an aggressive level, but the European Commission prevented a hat-trick of transactions by ruling that Deutsche Post World Net must repay Eu572m of state aid, prompting the German company to postpone its issue.
  • Continental Europe's three largest postal services suffered varied fates in the euro bond markets this week. Investors welcomed the inaugural deal off Poste Italiane's new EMTN programme and France's La Poste sold Eu440m at an aggressive level, but the European Commission prevented a hat-trick of transactions by ruling that Deutsche Post World Net must repay Eu572m of state aid, prompting the German company to postpone its issue.
  • Amount: Eu135m, Class A and B tranches to be issued up to a total of Eu345.9m Rating: Fitch
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Tranche 1: Nkr400m
  • Rating: Baa1/A-/A- Amount: Eu100m