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  • Mandated lead arrangers Bank Austria, DZ Bank and WestLB have launched Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor's Eu100m five year deal into syndication.
  • Malaysia has made great strides in developing its capital markets since the crisis. Issuers can satisfy their funding needs through a wide range of products — and the market has proved a magnet for supranationals. However, as Adam Harper discovers, supply has been disappointing and market access needs to be extended to a greater range of issuers.
  • Syndication of paper producer Sappi's Eu600m five year refinancing loan has closed.
  • A $50m three year term loan for Pusan Bank has been launched into syndication via coordinating arrangers Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Natexis Banques Populaires and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
  • The Eu7.57bn loan for property firm Metrovacesa's purchase of France's largest property company Gecina has closed and will be signed next week. The deal was oversubscribed in senior syndication and it is unlikely it will go to a general phase.
  • Spanish clothing company Cortefiel's management has approved CVC's Eu1.4bn acquisition bid, in what will be one of the biggest ever public to private deals in Spain.
  • Morgan Stanley will shortly begin offering callable credit default swaps referencing European leveraged loans.
  • Last year's disputed presidential elections and the triumph of Viktor Yushchenko have given Ukraine new visibility in foreign investors' eyes. West European banks, in particular, are keen to capitalise on Ukraine's bright prospects. Kathryn Wells examines what this will mean for the country's banking sector.
  • Morgan Stanley will shortly begin offering callable credit default swaps referencing European leveraged loans.
  • NASD announced on Monday that it had censured and fined SunTrust Capital Markets, the bank-affiliated broker-dealer and investment bank, $100,000 for failing to register its 48 research analysts under rules that took effect last year. This is the first NASD enforcement action involving the new registration requirements.
  • UK private equity firms invested a record £9.68bn last year according to a survey conducted by industry group the British Venture Capital Association.
  • There has been much talk about hedge funds and banks unwinding big, long positions in auto credits and equity tranches of CDOs and indices this week. For the first time in many years, the spectre of systemic risk has loomed over the markets and the accompanying fears pushed swap spreads wider in the middle of the week.