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  • Mandated arranger Standard Chartered will sign banks into the $140m LC for Bombay Suburban Electric Supply (BSES) in two weeks' time. The deal has been delayed due to the holiday season.
  • ING Financial Markets continued its Asian hiring spree with another five equity appointments this week. The appointments follow a previous 15 hires this year and demonstrate how much work the bank is doing to increase its team to create a competitive franchise in the region. Jenkin Leung has been brought on board from CLSA as a managing director, head of Hong Kong sales. Leung will be responsible for distributing ING's Hong Kong equity product to institutional investors.
  • Bank of Scotland has closed and signed the £53m of debt backing the buy-out of floor underlay manufacturers Duralay from Cinven and Gates Consumer from Tomkins plc by Rutland Fund Management. The companies will be merged into one group called Interfloor Holdings. The deal was launched in July.
  • Rating: A1/A+ Amount: $1.1bn (increased from $1bn)
  • Rating: A1/A+ Amount: $600m (increased from $500m)
  • Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch have postponed the launch and bank meeting for the senior debt facilities backing the Madison Dearborn Partners-led buy-out of paper and packaging company Jefferson Smurfit Group (JSG). The launch, which had been scheduled for this week, will be delayed until next week. The bank meeting has been moved from today (Friday) until Monday September 17 in London.
  • Arranger Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp has completed the ¥20bn 364 day revolving credit for Kobe Steel. Participants are Aozora Bank, Nippon Life Insurance, Mizuho Asset Trust, Mizuho Corporate Bank, Dai-Ichi Life insurance.
  • Mandated arrangers Citigroup/SSSB and RZB this week closed syndication of the Eu20m 360 day facility for Bank CenterCredit. The deal which has been slightly oversubscribed will be signed later this month. Over 10 banks have joined the facility which pays a margin of 320bp over Libor and is extendable by 180 days at the lenders' discretion.
  • Korea Electric Power Corp (Kepco) returned in style to the dollar bond market, after an absence of nearly three years, with a $650m five year global issue yesterday (Thursday). The 144a Reg S transaction was a resounding success - despite being issued when US stockmarkets were taking a hammering.
  • The $150m one year term loan for KorAm Bank has been launched into general syndication by arrangers Citigroup/SSB, Commerz East Asia, DBS, Natexis Banques Populaires, Standard Chartered and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. Banks will receive a margin of 15bp over Libor. Lead arrangers lending $10m or more earn 8bp, lead managers investing $5m-$9m gain 7bp and managers taking $2m-$4m receive 6bp.
  • Rating: Baa2/A-/BBB+ Amount: $650m