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  • Washington Mutual is hoping to raise as much as $2bn today (Friday) when it launches a new hybrid capital structure.
  • Egypt's Weather Investments this week completed the largest and most highly structured equity-linked deal of the year so far in the EMEA region — a Eu825m exchangeable bond to refinance its acquisition of Italian mobile telecoms operator Wind Telecomunicazioni.
  • Egypt's Weather Investments this week completed the largest and most highly structured equity-linked deal of the year so far in the EMEA region — a Eu825m exchangeable bond to refinance its acquisition of Italian mobile telecoms operator Wind Telecomunicazioni.
  • Guarantor: Westpac Banking Corp
  • Sainsbury's, the UK supermarket chain, is to buy back all its outstanding bonds, totalling £1.7bn, through a tender process managed by Morgan Stanley and UBS, EuroWeek has learned. They will be replaced by up to £2.07bn of highly rated commercial mortgage backed securities, secured on 127 of its supermarkets, which are worth £3.55bn.
  • The long awaited IPO of Legrand, the French electrical goods manufacturer, took solid form this week, when the Limoges-based group registered its flotation plans with France's financial markets authority and held a conference with analysts. BNP Paribas, Lehman Brothers, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley are joint bookrunners on the IPO, which will place 20% of the company in freefloat and raise Eu1bn, including a Eu300m capital increase. Proceeds will be used partly to pay down debt.
  • Senior banks will sign into the project financing supporting the Rabigh refining and petrochemical complex on March 2, after which general syndication will be launched. The package comprises $1.54bn of conventional bank debt, a $500m Islamic tranche, a $2.5bn commitment from JBIC, or Japan Bank for International Cooperation, and $1bn provided by the Public Investment Fund, an investment vehicle of the Saudi government.
  • Banco Popular Espanol signed a Eu4bn EuroCP programme yesterday (Thursday), making it the second Spanish bank to enter the EuroCP market. The progamme is arranged by Lehman Brothers, which is joined by Bank of America, Banco Popular Espanol, Barclays Capital, Citibank, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and UBS on the dealer panel.
  • Rating: B3
  • Russia's Sitronics, the IT and electronics subsidiary of Sistema, the London listed holding company, opened the year's corporate Eurobond issuance from Russia this week when ABN Amro and Credit Suisse priced a $200m three year bond on Wednesday.
  • A vast array of Spanish issuers hit the tier two market as foreshadowed by EuroWeek last week. More is on the way as Banco Guipuzcoano, a small Basque savings bank, gets ready to hit the road next week. The issuer has announced the mandate for what will be its inaugural transaction in the market.
  • Rabobank has won the mandate to arrange the debt backing 3i's buy-out of frozen food company La Sirena. The debt is expected to total Eu91m.