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  • Investors were less than thrilled when they received a mass e-mail Wednesday afternoon announcing commitments were due just two days later on a repricing for Travelport's term loan, which currently has $1.41 billion outstanding.
  • The African Development Bank priced a N12.78bn ($104m) one year bond in Nigerian naira this week, in a deal that scored several firsts for the African currency market.
  • The Eu488m loan for Dino Sol, backed by Bank of Scotland, Société Générale and Caja Madrid, is to be launched on Monday.
  • ABN Amro, Barclays Capital and Royal Bank of Scotland will launch senior syndication of the £7.955bn loan supporting Spanish utility Iberdrola's acquisition of Scottish Power on Tuesday.
  • Portuguese telecom company Sonaecom¡¯s Eu14.75bn loan to back its hostile takeover of its larger rival Portugal Telecom will be launched in February.
  • Standard Chartered, the emerging markets bank, is close to finalising a deal to acquire Oyak Bank, the mid-sized Turkish lender, according to reports this week, in a deal that could be worth up to $2bn.
  • Stadshypotek, Svenska Handelsbankenfs subsidiary, returned for its second euro denominated covered bond benchmark this week with a Eu1.5bn three year issue priced at 6bp through mid-swaps, which confirmed Swedish creditsf position at the tight end of the market.
  • The credit curves have flattened sharply from the eye-catching steepening that was a noted feature of the market at the end of last year, and a pick-up in structured issuance at the back end of the curve is said to be chiefly responsible.
  • Despite busy public bond markets, which habitually take investors away from structured notes, borrowers were still able to sell large MTNs linked to interest rates and equities this week.
  • Tokyo Electric Power brought a Sfr300m five year bond this week in a transaction lead managers hailed as the most successful deal of the year so far in the Swiss franc sector.
  • Bookrunner SEB has closed senior syndication of the Skr11.3bn multicurrency acquisition facility for pharmaceuticals company Meda. Mandated lead arrangers are DnB NOR, Royal Bank of Scotland and Swedbank. General syndication of the loan will follow next month.
  • Dometic, the maker of refrigeration devices that is owned by private equity firm BC Partners, is expected to recap its existing debt. It has mandated Mizuho as bookrunner and mandated lead arranger and UniCredit as mandated lead arranger for the deal, which bankers expect to be worth about Eu1.2bn.