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  • Dollar swap spreads compressed sharply this week, and by the close in New York yesterday (Thursday), the two year swap spread was around 30.5bp over Treasuries, the five year was at 40.5bp over Treasuries and the 10 year was at around 43.5bp.
  • Akbank is to refinance its $450m one year term loan signed last September. The margin may fall between Libor plus 180bp and Libor plus 185bp. The margin for the original facility was 75bp over Libor.
  • UK credit card lender Barclaycard this week launched its third credit card securitisation of the year, again targeting the dollar market.
  • Bankinter this week became the first Spanish bank to take advantage of this year's FTPYME programme, under which the Spanish government provides capital market guarantees to encourage lending to small and medium sized enterprises.
  • Standard Life Bank has re-energised the European MBS market after its summer lull with a blowout £1.5bn equivalent issue from its Lothian master trust, tapping into strong demand across three currencies and closing heavily oversubscribed.
  • The European asset backed market welcomed a new asset class this week as Banca Intesa closed a synthetic securitisation of commercial property occupied by Telecom Italia.
  • DSB Bank, part of the Netherlands' Dirk Scheringa Beheer Groep NV, is preparing its first term securitisation of residential mortgages, with a Eu787m deal arranged by Morgan Stanley.
  • Punch Taverns plc is preparing to refinance its two pub securitisations.
  • REFCO Alternative Investments has hired Pierre Maliczak, former head of the fund derivatives business at Bank of America in London, as the European head of alternative investments. He will report to David Henritze, president of RAI in New York. Henritze was travelling and could not be reached by press time.
  • Conseco's new bank debt, which will be a part of the recovery package going to lenders, is beginning to trade on a when-issued basis as the company is poised to emerge from bankruptcy. The bankruptcy court confirmed the company's sixth amended joint plan of reorganization on Tuesday clearing the way for an imminent emergence. Traders said the loan is trading in the 99 1/2 - 99 5/8 context. They also said the former credit facility had been quoted as high as the 104 1/2 -105 context, but has ceased to trade.