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  • Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers are ending the year with a bang, reporting record earnings for the third year in a row.
  • ABN Amro and Deutsche Bank signed the $140m loan for Ak Bars Bank yesterday (Thursday). The loan was increased by 40% from $100m following a successful syndication.
  • Rating: Ba2/BB-
  • BNP Paribas and Calyon expect to launch the $1.2bn loan for the Taweelah project by Monday.
  • The loan backing the takeover of UK food group United Biscuits by Blackstone Group and PAI Partners was reverse flexed this week after being oversubscribed, as predicted last week by EuroWeek.
  • Asco, the Aberdeen-based supplier and waste management service provider to the oil and gas industry, which was bought by private equity group Phoenix Equity Partners for £124m, has launched its loan into syndication.
  • Investors bought over $1bn of range accrual notes in various formats this week as a succession of trades were priced around the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee statement on Tuesday.
  • Investors bought over $1bn of range accrual notes in various formats this week as a succession of trades were priced around the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee statement on Tuesday.
  • Jeremy Vice, Dresdner Kleinwort's head of CDO structuring, has left the bank as part of the job cuts announced last week.
  • Corporate benchmark bond issuance in the European market for 2006 ended with a bang this week as Wal-Mart and Telefónica both brought large well absorbed issues. The reception on the deals reflected the good tone set in the corporate market for most of the year and continued to highlight investors' appetite for credit.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA/AA
  • Corporate benchmark bond issuance in the European market for 2006 ended with a bang this week as Wal-Mart and Telefónica both brought large well absorbed issues. The reception on the deals reflected the good tone set in the corporate market for most of the year and continued to highlight investors' appetite for credit.