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  • Lenders have been allocated their share of the three tranche $3.5bn loan supporting mobile telephone company MTN Group's $5.5bn acquisition of Investcom, and will sign the deal today (Friday).
  • The documentation phase of the £8.97bn loan backing the Ferrovial-led bid for British airports operator BAA began yesterday (Thursday) and is expected to be completed in a few weeks.
  • La Caixa achieved a sub-Euribor re-offer level for its first cédulas territoriales issue on Wednesday, pricing its Eu1.5bn September 2011 transaction at 1bp through mid-swaps.
  • Index provider Stoxx has launched three European IPO indices that will track the performance of new listings in the region, providing greater visibility and potentially spurring the development of exchange traded funds (ETFs) and structured products.
  • The subordinated market looked — and proved to be — an open and receptive sector for issuers this week, whether issuing tier one or lower tier two debt.
  • Healthcare provider Capio has confirmed that it received several bids from interested parties.
  • Danske Bank, SEB Merchant Banking and Svenska Handelsbanken have held the bank meeting for the loan for business and communication intelligence company Observer in Stockholm yesterday (Thursday).
  • ING has been mandated to arrange debt to back the Sfr1.6bn (Eu1bn) acquisition of Swiss aircraft services provider SR Technics by three Middle East investors, Mubadala Development, Dubai Aerospace Enterprise and Istithmar.
  • Commodities trading company Vitol is in the market with a $2.5bn refinancing via bookrunners BNP Paribas, ING and JP Morgan, which was launched on Monday. It is split in two tranches. One has a tenor of three years plus two one year extension options. The other is a 364 day facility with two one year extension options.
  • It was business as usual in table one this week with Citigroup remaining on top after printing $507.4m in 21 deals. Among the bank's deals was a Eu36.7m five year ticket for DNB Nor Bank and a ¥1bn note for the World Bank.
  • Ofwat, the UK water regulator, this week moved to protect the sector's financial stability by announcing that it would modify companies' licences to include a cash lock-up provision in the event of a company being downgraded below investment grade.