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  • Barclays Capital brought the first synthetic collateralised debt obligation of the year for AIG International (UK) last week.
  • Attention in the ABS market focused once more on the Italian Treasury's second real estate securitisation, Societa Cartolarizzazione Immobili Pubblici 2, after a poor payment report this week cast further doubt on the deal's chances of meeting its next expected maturity payment date in April.
  • HBOS is considering using an MTN shelf for its Permanent Financing master trust, although not necessarily as part of a delinked structure.
  • Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) is preparing the first collateralised debt obligation of municipal loans in South Africa, for the Development Bank of South Africa (DBSA).
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein is marketing a dynamic credit index-linked note to launch in early February. Stars will issue eight year principal protected notes with an expected return of 7.87% per year.
  • A busy quarter for European CMBS has started with two large CMBS transactions being marketed this week. The first deal to reach the market should be Eurohypo's fourth offering from its Opera conduit. A securitisation of student accommodation for Unite Group will follow shortly after, funded through RBS Epic conduit.
  • Some of the biggest institutional investors in London signalled yesterday that they would participate in Argentina's debt restructuring, despite its flaws.
  • Brazil's 10-year euro-denominated bond that was issued yesterday surprised the markets by being much smaller than expected.
  • Improving performance and strong lending relationships have enabled Fairchild Semiconductor to amend and increase its $480 million credit facility by $150 million to call $350 million of 10 1/2% senior subordinated notes.
  • Bank of America, J.P. Morgan, Wachovia Securities, Deutsche Bank and Bear Stearns are leading the $3.2 billion credit facility recap for Fidelity National Information Services.
  • A nascent General Motors Acceptance Corp. plan to reorganize its business units this year is being tipped as noteworthy for the potential affect it could have on the massive lender's bond issuance activity, execution and credit ratings in the taxable markets.