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  • Uniqa Alternative Investments last week had its CAM 3 manager ratings affirmed by Fitch, after having bolstered its depleted team with a string of new hires. Last year the group lost two of it managing directors Marcus Klug and Manfred Exenberger, triggering key man provisions in three of its CDOs. Klug left to form Omicron Invest Management, which was bought by Calyon in February this year.
  • Dekania Capital Management, a subsidiary of Cohen Brothers LLC, last Friday priced Dekania Europe CDO II, the second CDO of trust preferred securities in the European market. The first deal, Dekania Europe CDO I was priced in early August last year and was also arranged by Merrill Lynch.
  • Citigroup and RBS are marketing a £1.105bn tap of Mitchells & Butlers managed pub securitisation, originally a £1.9bn deal launched by the two banks in November 2003. The proceeds will be used to redeem the £450m outstanding floating rate notes, resulting in a £655m increase in principal, allowing the firm to make a special dividend of approximately £486m in October and to commit an extra £50m to pensions contributions.
  • Leads Citigroup, Lehman Brothers and UBS have released the capital structure for Northern Rock's £4.75bn Granite Mortgage Issuer Series 2006-3.
  • B+H Ocean Carriers would turn only to its trusty European creditors ­Nordea Bank Norge ASA, DvB Bank, HSH Nordbank and Bank of Scotland ­when looking for a new financing.
  • The number of public companies filing for bankruptcy is tracking at a record low, according to the American Bankruptcy Institute.
  • The loan-only credit default swaps on HealthSouth Corp. saw the most movement in the LCDS market last week, tightening about 30 to 40 basis points to move to around 210-215.
  • Anchor Point Capital is looking to launch a credit-focused fund of hedge funds in the fourth quarter.
  • Western Refining has tapped Bank of America for a $2 billion credit facility to finance the acquisition of Giant Industries.
  • Cablevision, an affiliate of CSC Holdings, is not in compliance with required financial filings and is at risk of default on its $3.5 billion term loan "B," according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
  • Orthofix International has tapped Wachovia Securities and Citigroup for a $375 million credit facility for the acquisition of Blackstone Medical.