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  • Snowy Hydro and Citipower are planning to kick start the Australian corporate bond pipeline for 2003. The two power utility companies are looking at wrapped transactions before the end of February, continuing the trend of issuance that dominated the market last year.
  • Universal Robina is planning to launch a $150m five year transaction next week. This will be the first Asian corporate high yield bond this year. The Philippines food manufacturer has hired Citigroup/SSB and ING as joint lead managers for the Reg S transaction. It will start its international roadshow in Manila today (Friday).
  • Shares in Westfield Holdings jumped more than 5% yesterday (Thursday) on news that a US arm of Westfield is part of a consortium bidding for another US shopping centre operator. If the deal goes ahead, it could lead to the year's first jumbo equity issue from Australia. The offering, which could be as big as A$1bn, will be joint lead managed by Deutsche Bank and UBS Warburg.
  • Hong Kong The UK's Abbey National sold a block of 13.5m shares in medium sized Hong Kong bank Dah Sing Financial Holdings.
  • The first test in 2003 of investor interest in Korean paper should emerge next week when Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power (KHNP) roadshows a $200m-$250m bond issue. KHNP began the roadshow in Hong Kong yesterday (Thursday) and is speaking with investors in Singapore today (Friday), before moving to Frankfurt on Monday and London on Tuesday. It should launch the five year Reg S deal by late next week.
  • Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA- Amount: Eu250m
  • Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC) debuted in the tier one market with a S$500m non-call five year hybrid preference share issue this week. Poor equity market performance and a lack of recent domestic bonds meant that investors flocked to the deal. This enabled joint lead managers OCBC and JP Morgan to increase the deal from S$300m.
  • Korea Woori Bank is looking to launch a ¥40bn three and five year bond next week. Daiwa SMBC and Merrill Lynch are joint lead managing the deal, and embarked on a roadshow this week.
  • Macquarie Securitisation this week launched its third SEC registered RMBS deal under the Puma programme, setting the tone for the rest of the year. Deutsche Bank is lead manager on the $1bn transaction, to be priced today (Friday) in New York. Citigroup/SSB and JP Morgan are co-managers on the senior tranche.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/AA- Amount: Eu750m (increased from Eu500m)
  • Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is the top 2002 mandated arranger of mezzanine debt for Euromarket sponsor-driven LBOs, according to Dealogic Loanware. RBS arranged seven mezzanine loans, which amounted to $612.12m, and the bank finished the year with a 17.29% market share.
  • Amount: Sfr200m Maturity: February 18, 2011