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  • Amount: Sfr150m Maturity: September 30, 2014
  • Mandated arranger Citigroup/SSSB signed banks into the $75m three year facility for JSC Kazakhmys on Wednesday. The deal was oversubscribed by some 75% but has not been increased. Deutsche Bank, SG, ING, Natexis Banques Populaires, KBC and Crédit Lyonnais joined the facility.
  • KorAm Bank has boosted South Korea's presence in the EuroMTN market with the signing of its $1bn global MTN programme. It is the first borrower to sign from South Korea since 2000 and becomes the 18th South Korean name in the market. Hana Bank, the last South Korean borrower to sign, set up its $1.5bn global MTN programme via Merrill Lynch in August 2000. The borrower has made just one trade off its programme - a $50m note that goes out to December 12, 2011 and pays a semi-annual coupon of 6.8%.
  • Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu100m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: A$77m
  • The female MTN community is weeping. HSBC's head honcho and self-proclaimed king of the Hong Kong markets, Fergus Kiely, has given up on his days as a bachelor and has whisked his bride-to-be off to Cyprus to tie the knot.
  • Lending banks are dominating the European convertibles market, as the product becomes more closely aligned with credit relationships. Banks with active lending businesses such as SG, JP Morgan and Citigroup/SSSB are topping the league tables in 2002 as corporates reward those institutions that provide credit. At the same time, pure play investment banks such as Merrill Lynch and UBS Warburg are struggling to find business.
  • Lending banks are dominating the European convertibles market, as the product becomes more closely aligned with credit relationships. Banks with active lending businesses such as SG, JP Morgan and Citigroup/SSSB are topping the league tables in 2002 as corporates reward those institutions that provide credit. At the same time, pure play investment banks such as Merrill Lynch and UBS Warburg are struggling to find business.
  • While bankers and investors working in the primary bond and equity markets are enjoying a quiet summer season, those in the leveraged loan market are preparing for a tidal wave of business. Around 15 debt facilities - worth a total of between Eu16bn and Eu17bn - supporting European leveraged buy-outs are due to hit the syndicated loan and mezzanine market in the first two weeks of September.
  • Over $2bn was traded in dollar this week from 115 deals. The most active borrower was Lloyds TSB, which closed 18 trades for a combined $199.09m. The largest individual deal was a 10 year $44.4m note completed via Citigroup/SSSB. Australia and New Zealand Banking Group did two trades. The borrower issued a $100m note that settles on September 20, 2004 and a four year $10m trade that pays interest quarterly.