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  • ABN Amro and Lloyds' £410m facility for Amlin, Lloyds' underwriting syndicate should close today (Friday), ahead of its signing on December 19. It is split into a £170m bridge facility, a £150m letter of credit, a $125m revolver and a £20m term loan. The letter of credit will be used to support Amlin's Lloyds' business and will be available until December 31, 2006. It pays 120bp and replaces a £130m facility that was signed in September 2003.
  • Insurer Legal & General's £1bn debut facility was signed yesterday (Thursday). Bookrunners Bank of America, Citigroup, SG CIB and Royal Bank of Scotland (facility agent) arranged the five year loan with two one year extension options.
  • Insurer Hiscox's approximately $400m facility through bookrunners Barclays and Lloyds TSB has closed and will be signed on January 5. The facility is split into three tranches. Tranche 'A' is a £137.5m letter of credit facility that supports the existing Lloyds business. It is available until December 31, 2006 and has a margin of 110bp.
  • BNP Paribas has been mandated to arrange Charterhouse's recap of vending machine provider Autobar. The debt comprises Eu635m of senior debt, Eu70m of second lien and a Eu85m mezzanine facility. Charterhouse first acquired the company in September 2004. The initial buy-out was supported by a Eu730m loan and led by Bank of Scotland, BNP Paribas, and Deutsche Bank.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has closed syndication of the structured property loan backing the buy-out of pub group Barracuda.
  • Barclays Capital is wrapping up syndication of the recap of Electra Partners' Capital Safety Group. The debt comprises $151m of senior debt and a $33m mezzanine facility.
  • The margin of the mezzanine facility on the £597.5m debt supporting BC Partners' acquisition of Fitness First via Mizuho has been reverse flexed. The mezzanine facility was about two times oversubscribed.
  • Brewer SABMiller's $2bn five year loan via Barclays, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland has been signed. The deal pays a margin of 17.5bp and banks were offered lead arranger tickets of Eu125m at 12.5bp and arranger tickets of Eu50m at 11bp.
  • EuroWeek hears that Bank of Scotland, Citigroup, Lloyds TSB, Mizuho and UBS were asked to join the Innovene buy-out by Ineos as joint lead arranger. Bankers say that four out of the five approached agreed to participate.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Bank of America and BNP Paribas have signed Mashreqbank's $200m five year loan, which was 70% oversubscribed and increased to $250m.
  • Citigroup and Deutsche Bank's $3bn facility for Merrill Lynch has been signed. The one year loan with two one year term-out options pays a margin of 20bp out of the box.
  • US investors' voracious appetite for yield led them to gobble up three more highly successful deals for $1.9bn this week, on top of the $1.7bn two insurance groups raised last week.