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  • Merrill Lynch this week closed the first ever public CLO of Private Finance Initiative loans ? a £391m synthetic securitisation for Depfa Bank.
  • ABF Leasing took advantage of quiet market conditions and a hungry investor base to bring its second asset backed deal, a well-received Eu380m securitisation of largely real estate leases.
  • Spirit Group this week went public with its long awaited refinancing of the Scottish & Newcastle managed pubs estate it purchased for £2.5bn in November 2003.
  • Commercial First Mortgages Ltd, the UK firm that specialises in small business lending, last week made a successful return to the market with a £150m transaction.
  • Nordea Bank this week tested Nordic demand for synthetic products with an unusual static CDO denominated in euros, Swedish and Norwegian krona and marketed across Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. The five year static deal, Mermaid Repackaging plc, offers investors a series of mezzanine exposures, rated from triple-A to double-B, to a portfolio of 100 investment grade Nordic and Western European companies. Nordea will manage the senior and junior risk.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasser-stein will shortly begin marketing an arbitrage CDO of high grade ABS. The bank is keeping the senior liability structure flexible at this stage, and the deal may use either repurchase agreements or some variety of term funding. The asset manager has not yet been disclosed.
  • Default rates are poised to bounce back from historic lows and rise during the next 18 months, according to panelists.
  • Distressed hedge funds are depleting opportunities, driving up prices and overvaluing companies without performing proper due dilligence, according to distressed buyers who are lamenting the new breed of competitors.
  • More than 100 investors, advisors, bankers and lawyers gathered for Strategic Research Institute's 6th Annual Distressed Debt Investing Forum last week in Las Vegas.
  • Middle market companies, or those with a total enterprise value of up to $300 million, may offer the best opportunities for distressed investors now.
  • Mirant Corp.'s '03 revolver has climbed 16 points to the 67-68 context since last June.