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  • Rating: A1/A+/A+ Amount: £150m
  • Private and public banks continue to dominate the EuroMTN market but SPVs took a larger slice of business than last week. Deutsche Bank, the leading financial repackaged house in the market, was particularly active through its Earls financial repackaged entities - issuing 15 notes through Earls, Earls Four and Earls Seven.
  • Mandated arrangers KBC, Rand Merchant Bank and Standard Bank will sign banks into the $210m four year facility for Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo (SNPC) on August 1. Five levels of participation are on offer: arranger for a take of $25m; co-arranger for $20m; lead manager for $15m; manager for $10m; and participant for $5m.
  • The one year and under sector was by far the busiest this week, accounting for 154 of the 435 trades done since last Thursday, raising just over $1.1bn. KBC Financial Products International was the most active issuer in this maturity range. The borrower closed 27 trades, all in Hong Kong dollars.
  • Double-A rated borrowers were responsible for $3.35bn of the volume. Norddeutsche Landesbank traded the largest volumes in this sector, completing two Eu250m trades and also a deal in the rarely seen Slovak koruna. Its Skr1bn note was the first in that currency to trade in the EuroMTN market since February. Toyota was also active in the double-A sector. Toyota Motor Credit Corp issued a ¥6bn deal via Deutsche Bank, and Toyota Motor Finance Netherlands traded a ¥1bn note. JP Morgan was the bookrunner.
  • Guarantor: LVI Holding NV, Carfin SA, Carmeuse SA, Carmeuse Coordination Centre Rating: Ba3/BB-
  • The £150m loan for Carphone Warehouse has been closed oversubscribed with some £180m raised from the market. Arrangers Deutsche Bank and HSBC are waiting for one reply before closing the books next week.
  • In what has become an increasingly difficult week for Abbey National, its chief executive Ian Harley resigned this morning (Friday), the latest and most high profile departure from the UK's biggest mortgage provider. At the same time, there was renewed speculation that National Australia Bank was considering a takeover bid.
  • In what has become an increasingly difficult week for Abbey National, its chief executive Ian Harley resigned this morning (Friday), the latest and most high profile departure from the UK's biggest mortgage provider. At the same time, there was renewed speculation that National Australia Bank was considering a takeover bid.
  • Development Bank of Singapore has won the sole mandate for a Rmb1.2bn 10 year term loan for a joint venture between Shanghai Chemicals Industrial Park Development and Vopak, a specialist in logistics and chemical storage facilities based in the Netherlands. This deal comes soon after the Development Bank of Singapore completed the $180m facility for Shanghai Hua Qing Real Estate Development and it is currently arranging a $50m fundraising for Want Want Holdings's investment in China.
  • Amount: Eu373m Rating: Fitch and Standard & Poor's