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  • Swap spreads in euros and dollars came under downward pressure this week as it became apparent that the war in Iraq would not be a quick affair. There was a revival of sorts in the new issue sector market this week. Early on there was little activity, but after a couple of days, borrowers and investors began to return. The consensus was that while event risk still looms large, borrowing conditions are still very good.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA+ Amount: $100m (fungible with $250m issue launched 13/01/03)
  • Swap spreads in euros and dollars came under downward pressure this week as it became apparent that the war in Iraq would not be a quick affair. There was a revival of sorts in the new issue sector market this week. Early on there was little activity, but after a couple of days, borrowers and investors began to return. The consensus was that while event risk still looms large, borrowing conditions are still very good.
  • Mandated arrangers Nordea and Svenska Handelsbanken signed banks into the Eu400m seven year facility for City of Stockholm yesterday (Thursday) in Stockholm. The deal was oversubscribed but not increased and commitments were scaled back. The mandated arrangers took tickets of Eu45m each. Danske Bank, Swedbank, Royal Bank of Scotland and SEB Merchant Banking have joined for tickets of Eu37.5m.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA+ Amount: C$100m (fungible with C$100m issue launched 21/10/02)
  • Rating: Aa2/AA+ Amount: A$100m (fungible with A$100m issue launched 16/08/02)
  • Bank of America, SG and Royal Bank of Scotland will sign banks into the Eu400m revolver for Adecco today (Friday). The deal was launched into syndication at the end of February.
  • JP Morgan and the six mandated arrangers of Telecom Italia/Olivetti's Eu15.5bn syndicated loan have factored in the deal's size and lukewarm sentiment toward the telecoms sector and priced the facilities to sell. "Telecom Italia and Olivetti had the foresight to realise thatto get a deal of this size including Eu9bn of new money and in this sector done successfully, they could not be cheap," said a banker.
  • Far Eastern Textile has awarded Hua Nan Commercial Bank the mandate for a NT$3.8bn 5-1/2 year fundraising. The facility is divided between a term loan and guarantee facility. Banks joining the term loan will receive a margin of 52bp over the teller rate and a facility fee of 50bp for the guarantee facility.
  • Guarantor: MBIA Assurance Amount: £152.525m index linked bonds
  • Rating: A2/A-/BBB+ Amount: £50m (fungible with £150m issue launched 09/12/02)