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  • LM Glasfiber, the Danish wind power company, pulled its Eu250m flotation yesterday (Thursday) afternoon as ECM bankers fumed over claims that investors were not yet ready to buy IPOs. Books for the offer of the manufacturer of wind turbine blades closed yesterday, but leads Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Nordea Securities cancelled the issue after it became clear that investors were unwilling to buy into what they believed was an unconvincing and risky business model.
  • The $1bn refinancing for A3/A rated Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company that was launched to banks on April 8 is due to close next week. One banker said that the deal lacked momentum at first, but that it had picked up in the last week.
  • Guarantor: Hamburgische Landesbank Girozentrale Rating: Aa1/AA/AAA
  • Guarantor: Hamburgische Landesbank Girozentrale Rating: Aa1/AA/AAA
  • EuroWeek understands that ABN Amro, HSBC and Lloyds TSB are arranging a £170m three year facility for HFC Bank. More details on the loan will be released next week.
  • Rating: B2/B- Amount: Eu145m
  • Tranche 1: $300m Rating: B3/B
  • Rating: B2/B Amount: Eu260m
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and the Royal Bank of Scotland are set to launch the £425m debt facility for music and media company HMV Group into syndication. The fully underwritten loan is split into a £275m five year term loan 'A' and a £150m five year revolver. Both tranches offer an initial margin of 150bp over Libor and the commitment fee on both facilities is 45% of the margin.
  • Holcim, the Swiss cement manufacturer, received a muted response to its sale of $674m of convertible bonds this week. The dual tranche offering launched by CSFB and SG on Tuesday struggled to generate demand in an equity-linked market that has been dogged in recent weeks by issues offering no discount to the secondary market. A banker close to the deal said that the bonds were priced in line with the secondary market volatility.
  • Lloyds Bank has received commitments from four of the six banks invited to recommit to the £190m refinancing of the £130m deal signed for Holmes Place in 2000. The four banks that have recommitted to the deal have increased the size of their commitments. Lloyds is waiting for one more bank to join the deal.
  • The office of finance of the Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLB) is to issue its first benchmark 10 year global in almost four years at levels that look likely to be well over Libor. ABN Amro and Citigroup/SSB will launch the deal, which is likely to be a $3bn issue, in mid-May, subject to market conditions. "If the preliminary feedback we have received is anywhere as strong in reality," said Bill Oliva, head of agency capital markets at Citigroup/SSB, "it is going to be a very successful issue."