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  • The Sohar Independent Power and Water Project (IWPP) has mandated BNP Paribas, Standard Chartered, Bank Muscat, HSBC, Gulf International Bank, SMBC, BayernLB and KBC on to its $600m project finance facility.
  • Oil and gas exploration and production company Paladin Resources has signed banks into its increased £600m five year revolver, arranged by JP Morgan. Sixteen banks joined the deal, as opposed to the six in Paladin?s last loan, a $250m five year facility in August 2002.
  • Parmalat, the Italian dairy company plunged into bankruptcy by massive accounting fraud, yesterday (Thursday) filed suit against Citigroup, alleging that the bank helped the group obscure the true state of its finances from investors.
  • After a miserable 2003, when several firms went out of business and those left didn?t know where their next crust was coming from, it has been a rock?n?roll year for financial headhunters. Almost all of the major Euromarket banks have been hiring across the board.
  • RBS will launch syndication of the debt supporting the acquisition of pet food and product retailer Pets at Home next week. Bridgepoint is buying the company for £230m.
  • Deutsche Bank completed a Eu92.65m accelerated bookbuild in Pirelli Real Estate stock for the parent Pirelli & C on Wednesday. The tyres-to-cables conglomerate shunned Mediobanca and Morgan Stanley, which had led the Eu370m spin-off IPO of Pirelli Real Estate in June 2002.
  • Electricidade de Portugal (EDP) signed banks into its Eu1.3bn five year revolver on Tuesday. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas, Caja Madrid, Citigroup, ING and SMBC are the mandated lead arrangers.
  • Portugal will be the home of a number of unusual securitisations in the months ahead. As well as the Eu1bn government real estate transaction revealed last week, EuroWeek has learned of two further government sponsored deals.
  • Dolphin Energy has signed a $1.36bn five year bridge facility to fund a portion of the financing of a $3.5bn gas pipeline.
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  • Commitments have already been received for Gazprom?s $1.1bn loan that will refinance six previous facilities. Bankers expect a large oversubscription for the popular borrower, especially because the company is state owned and regarded as a safe Russian asset in the volatile market of recent times.