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  • Pusan Bank's $60m three year financing is set to close today (Friday). Standard Chartered is arranging the deal.
  • Electricité de France (EdF) established a firm footing in the Australian dollar bond market this week when it debuted with a four year public issue through RBC.
  • Private equity houses that bought UK retailer Debenhams are asking banks and funds to consider an amendment that will allow the sponsors to take a dividend of £130m before the deal is signed. CVC Capital Partners, Merrill Lynch Private Equity and Texas Pacific Group want to take an early dividend in the deal because Ebitda has increased by £30m to £270m since the deal was launched.
  • French energy, water and waste group Suez is set to take advantage of friendly conditions for strong credits after choosing an enlarged mandated lead arranger group for an early Eu4bn refinancing.
  • Commitments are expected for chemicals company Clariant's Sfr750m loan by April 23. The deal is arranged by Commerzbank, Citigroup, HSBC and UBS. The three year loan pays a margin of Euribor plus 75bp out of the box.
  • The City of Göteborg has mandated Danske Bank and SEB to arrange a Skr3bn revolver, which includes a Skr1bn swingline portion.
  • JP Morgan was the highest climber in table one this week, moving up one place to sixth. The US house trails fifth placed HSBC by less than $70m and leads seventh placed Morgan Stanley by just over $110m. Competition among these houses is strong, but both JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley have so far this year failed to match their performances over the first quarter of 2003.
  • Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) has awarded the mandate for an $80m five year facility to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
  • Uni-President Enterprises has sent out requests for proposals for a NT$7.5bn five year dual tranche financing. The loan will comprise a guarantee facility and a revolving credit.
  • Barclays Capital, ING and Rabobank have signed into facilities supporting the buy-out of Radio 538 via sole mandated lead arranger BNP Paribas.
  • Ukraine's equity markets have remained underdeveloped as the government and the country's companies have focused on developing domestic and international bond markets in recent years. As a result, any funds to reach Ukraine's companies have taken the form of private equity investments. Kathryn Wells asks whether this situation is about to change.