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  • After months in which the conundrum of low medium-term yields persisted in the face of a tightening monetary policy, the Fed's message appears to be getting through at last. The 10 year Treasury backed up to a high yield of 4.50% yesterday, before rallying back to 4.47%. These yields are at six month highs and swap spreads were dragged wider as a consequence.
  • A tug-of-war between conflicting forces left the Barclays Capital Convertible Cost Index just where it began this week, at 2.57%. Fears about rising US interest rates are dragging on global equity markets, pushing all the major indices down over the past week.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has completed syndication of the £181.2m of debt backing the acquisition of Tunstall, a provider of emergency alarm units for sheltered residences. Bridgepoint is buying the company from Hg Capital in a secondary buy-out. The private equity sponsor is buying the company for £225m from Hg Capital. At the same time, Tunstall is buying Attendo Response and Attendo Systems, which is the Scandinavian market leader in telecare products.
  • Alternatifbank will shortly mandate around 15 banks to arrange a $100m 364 day loan.
  • Barclays Capital and Royal Bank of Scotland have won the mandate to arrange the facility supporting Carlyle Group's buy-out of Britax Childcare — maker of car seats for babies and young children. The private equity firm bought the company for £230m from Britax International in September.
  • Barclays Capital has won sole mandate to arrange the recap of Capital Safety Group which provides height safety and fall protection equipment. The company came into being in 1998 through a management buy-out backed by Electra Partners.
  • ABN Amro, Bank of Scotland and Barclays have launched the debt backing the £120m recap of HSS Hire Service Group. The original £145m deal was done for 3i's acquisition of the company. The new financing is split into a £45m seven year term loan 'A' paying 225bp, a £25m eight year term loan 'B' that pays 275bp, a £25m nine year term loan 'C' with a margin of 325bp, a $15m seven year acquisition facility with a margin of 250bp and a £10m seven year revolving credit paying 225bp. Senior debt is 2.9 times Ebitda.