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  • The EuroCP success story from 2002 is continuing into the new year. Market volumes remain strong and outstandings now total over $330bn, up more than $15bn since December 31, 2002. And despite the heavy volumes, spreads have remained attractive. With new issues exceeding redemptions the market should continue to break new outstandings records this year, with one dealer predicting that in one to two years the EuroCP market will total $500bn, rather than around $300bn at present.
  • Rating: Aaa/AA+/AAA Amount: Nkr500m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: £100m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Ck3.5bn
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: £250m
  • Despite another week of uncertainty in the equity markets, high grade issuers thrived in the bond market, launching several highly successful deals. At the fore was Freddie Mac with a Eu4bn five year bond, touted by many as its best euro deal ever despite being delayed by a week.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Ck500m
  • Martin Finegold, the former Goldman Sachs trader who founded Kensington Mortgage Co, has set up a new venture in London called Cambridge Place Investment Management. The company will build and manage collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) backed by asset backed securities.
  • Rating: Aaa Amount: $1.5bn designated bonds
  • France Télécom is lining up its relationship banks for the next round of senior syndication of its Eu5bn three year revolving credit facility. A group of 10 banks has been invited to commit to the deal as sub-underwriters for an initial Eu250m to be brought down to Eu200m.
  • Bidding is underway to arrange the Eu1.2bn term loan for Fortum. The borrower is not in any rush, say bankers, and so it may be some time before a mandate is awarded. Fortum last tapped the market in January 2002 with a Eu1.2bn 364 day term loan. Mandated arrangers were Barclays, Citigroup/SSSB, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, JP Morgan and Nordea. That facility paid a margin of 50bp over Euribor.
  • French holding company Fimalac will increase its capital by up to Eu125m after suffering a net loss in 2002. A spokesperson for Fimalac said it wants to launch the deal before the war with Iraq starts, and considering that there are pre-emptive subscription rights attached to the issue, the sale is likely to be launched within the next few days.