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  • Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden has concluded a ¥1 billion ($8.11 million) MTN to be issued on July 16. The note pays interest semi-annually and has a final coupon of 1.700%. The issue comes a week after the issuer dropped NIB Capital Bank as a dealer off its euro1 billion ($854.71 million) Euro-MTN programme.
  • Denmark Danware, the Danish software developer, has priced its IPO 35% below the bottom of its initial range. The company issued 1.46m shares at Dkr200 (Eu26.8) raising Eu39m. The deal was led by Gudme Raaschou.
  • Nederlandse Waterschapsbank has concluded a £
  • New South Wales Treasury Corporation has added HSBC as a dealer to its $10 billion multi-currency Euro-MTN programme.
  • * Dexia Funding Netherlands Guarantor: Dexia Banque SA
  • Olivetti (previously Tecnost International Finance) has overhauled its euro10 billion ($8.55 billion) Euro-MTN programme. Olivetti SpA and Olivetti Finance have been added as issuers. Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley have been added as dealers.
  • * Bayerische Handelsbank AG Rating: AAA
  • Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has concluded a ten-year $5 million MTN to be issued on June 27. The note pays interest quarterly. RBS has issued 33 notes so far this year off its £
  • Despite the slackness in global commodity prices, British mining group Rio Tinto announced plans for a $500m five year global offering this week, its largest to date. JP Morgan and Schroder Salomon Smith Barney will launch the deal after investor presentations next week in London and the US.
  • Colombia has chosen the yen market as its next port of call, with plans to sell a ¥30bn Samurai via Kokusai Securities and Merrill Lynch in July. Juan Mario Laserna, the country's director of public credit, said the country had awarded the banks a mandate for a five or six year bond. It will be Colombia's second Samurai of the year, the first having been a ¥30bn four year deal priced at 508bp over yen Libor in April.
  • Finland Banks are watching for the outcome of Finnish insurance company Sampo's Nkr20.8bn (Eu2.6bn) offer for Storebrand, Norway's largest insurance group. The bid contains a cash element which, bankers suggest, may be financed by a syndicated loan via JP Morgan. The exact cash element is not known, but, would provide a rare chance for banks to invest in the Nordic insurance heavyweight, which has not been seen in the loan market before.
  • Sanyo Shinpan Finance has increased the limit off its Euro-MTN programme from ¥30 billion ($242.53 million) to ¥50 billion.