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  • Kumgang Korea Chemical (KCC) took advantage of the strong regional support for Korean corporates this week on its return to the international bond market. The Baa3/BBB rated chemical corporate doubled the size of its $100m 2008 bond, and managed to arrange the issue at a tighter spread level than where the existing bonds were trading.
  • Australia Macquarie Bank is to set up a new trust in partnership with ProLogis, the US real estate investment trust, which will hold North American property assets and be listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.
  • Petronas kicked off the roadshow for its $1.5bn dual currency global bond this week to strong investor interest. The Malaysian oil producer confirmed that it intends to access both dollars and euros, but for a size smaller than initial reports had suggested. The issue has created a great deal of excitement around the market. Petronas is one of the region's few bellwether names, and it is so cash rich - with over $10bn in reserves - that it can choose when and how it wants to access the bond market.
  • Rating: AA-/AA- (S&P/Fitch) Amount: Eu500m
  • After indecision last week about how many banks would be signed into the Eu4bn dual tranche multi-currency loan for Bombardier as mandated lead arrangers, the borrower has confirmed that six banks will be underwriting the deal. BayernLB, BNP Paribas (joint bookrunner), Commerzbank. Deutsche Bank (joint bookrunner), Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and HSBC (joint bookrunner and agent) are arranging the new loan.
  • The Financial Times has put its financial publication business, FT Business, up for open auction. Besides interested trade buyers such as Emap, Incisive and Informa, equity houses are also eyeing the asset. HG Capital has been named as a potential bidder. The business is worth around £60m and the auction is expected to be completed by the end of the month.
  • Guarantor: GECC Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu300m
  • The bank market is eagerly anticipating launch of the Eu5bn facility for A+ rated Bayer which is expected next week. Arrangers Bank of America, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan have been inundated by reverse enquiries. The same arranging trio led Bayer's successful Eu5bn five and 10 year bond. Proceeds from the loan and the bond will be used to support Bayer's Eu7.25bn acquisition of A+ rated Aventis's CropScience business.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+ Amount: £200m
  • Citigroup/SSSB, CSFB, Deutsche Bank and HSBC will sign banks into the $1bn refinancing for the Hellenic Coca-Cola Bottling Company on Tuesday. The deal has been well received by the market and is expected to be closed oversubscibed.