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  • An Italian banking era came to an end this week after Mediobanca chief executive Vincenzo Maranghi was forced to quit. The secretive banker resigned on Monday after a group of rival banks took a large stake in insurer Generali - Mediobanca's most important holding - in an attempt to put pressure on Maranghi.
  • The euro was the most heavily traded currency this week. Over $3.35bn was traded through 94 notes, a 35% share of the market. Private banks led the field. The most active was SG, which issued 10 notes for over $450m, a 25% market share. The borrower's largest note was a Eu220m trade that goes out to March 2010.
  • Compiled by Richard Favis RBC Capital Markets
  • Over 200 notes were traded in dollars this week, making it by far the most popular currency. Issuance was up $200m from the previous seven days at just over $3bn. Lloyds TSB issued the most deals in dollars but Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank issued the highest volumes. The German bank came with four notes for $245m. Among these was a $100m issue that matures in April 2008.
  • n Matt Carter is joining Royal Bank of Scotland as head of European syndicate, reporting to head of origination and primary markets Rob Joliffe. Carter's resignation from his position of head of syndicate for financial institutions at Credit Suisse First Boston adds to staff departures from the Swiss firm, coming just two weeks after the departure of Stuart Bell, head of sterling and corporate syndicate, who quit to join ABN Amro.
  • Guarantor: FSA Amount: £135m
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ Amount: $750m (increased from $500m; fungible with $2bn issue launched 19/02/03)
  • Equity capital market bankers have been living on false hopes for over a year now, but there are signs that a long awaited re-opening of the M&A market will increase equity financings. Xstrata's £900m rights issue, to back its $2.96bn bid for Australia's MIM Holdings, is a fillip to equity bankers who have been hoping for dealflow off the back of an M&A recovery.
  • Guarantor: Münchener Rückversicherungsgesellschaft AG Rating: A2/A/AA-
  • German re-insurance giant Munich Re priced its inaugural Eurobond this week, a record-breaking Eu3bn 20 year non-call 10 issue. The subordinated deal was the largest ever in euros and the second largest sub debt issue in any currency. Marketing on a further £250m 25 year non-call 15 sterling tranche, with price guidance in the high 200s over Gilts, should start today (Friday).
  • German re-insurance giant Munich Re priced its inaugural Eurobond this week, a record-breaking Eu3bn 20 year non-call 10 issue. The subordinated deal was the largest ever in euros and the second largest sub debt issue in any currency. Marketing on a further £250m 25 year non-call 15 sterling tranche, with price guidance in the high 200s over Gilts, should start today (Friday).