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  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $6bn
  • The mandate to arrange the new Eu500m five year facility for Metso Corporation is close to being confirmed. The mandated arranger and some of the arrangers of the borrower's 2001 Eu1bn facility are already working on the transaction. These include Citigroup/SSSB, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, and SEB Merchant Banking.
  • Turkish debt has suffered another volatile week at the hands of investors, as uncertainty about the size of a US aid package and news of a one notch rating downgrade from Fitch rocked prices. Turkey's 2030 bond was quoted as low as 81.50 on Monday, but had recovered to levels of 85.00-85.62 yesterday (Thursday) afternoon.
  • France Télécom on Monday launched the largest ever rights issue after banks bid to underwrite the offering over the weekend. Investors reacted favourably to the launch of the deal, which is a further step in the rehabilitation of France Télécom. The share price slipped just 1% on Monday, was almost flat on Tuesday and Wednesday and gained 3% yesterday (Thursday).
  • Guarantor: Fortis Bank SA/NV Rating: A1/A+/A+
  • Carrefour has mandated BBVA, Crédit Agricole, Deutsche Bank, HSBC-CCF and SG to arrange a Eu2.5bn loan. The new deal for Carrefour, the world's second largest retailer after Wal-Mart, is split into a Eu1bn one year tranche and a Eu1.5bn five year piece. The deal will feature tight, relationship-driven pricing.
  • Turkish debt has suffered another volatile week at the hands of investors, as uncertainty about the size of a US aid package and news of a one notch rating downgrade from Fitch rocked prices. Turkey's 2030 bond was quoted as low as 81.50 on Monday, but had recovered to levels of 85.00-85.62 yesterday (Thursday) afternoon.
  • European corporates raised an extraordinary volume of capital this week to strengthen their balance sheets despite the war in Iraq and volatile stock markets.
  • The new deal for Smith & Nephew and possible loans related to the Safeway bid are among a raft of deals likely to keep UK syndicated loans volume high. Refinancings for Reed Elsevier, Compass, National Express and ICI are also in the offing.
  • European corporates raised an extraordinary volume of capital this week to strengthen their balance sheets despite the war in Iraq and volatile stock markets.
  • Syndication of the senior and subordinated facilities backing the buy-out of gaming and casino business Gala by Cinven and Candover, has been closed a blow-out. CSFB and Merrill Lynch have raised the most amount of paper for a mezzanine loan ever in Europe.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $2bn