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  • QBE INSURANCE Group tapped the markets this week, in a long maturity subordinated issue that provides further proof of the growing diversity and complexity of the Australian corporate debt market. The company made its market debut through a euro and Australian dollar sub debt Eurobond, the first sub debt transaction with a 20 year maturity from an Australian non-governmental institution.
  • US automotive parts manufacturer RJ Tower Corp achieved tight pricing versus US comparables on a Eu150m seven year bond issue. It was sold on Wednesday with a 9.25% coupon. The Ba2/BB+ issue, which was jointly lead managed by Bank of America and Chase Manhattan, was marketed with a 9%-9.25% coupon range. The pricing translated into a spread of 400bp over the 10 year Bund.
  • Finland Lead arranger and bookrunner Citibank/SSSB held a bank presentation in Helsinki on Wednesday for the launch of syndication of a Eu1.2bn acquisition facility for Metso Corporation, the Finnish systems group.
  • SG Cowen Securities is looking to bolster its European high yield effort through new hirings, along with a stronger presence on the ground. Neil Parekh has been named head of global high yield sales and trading, and although based in New York, will divide his time between the US, London and Paris.
  • SG Cowen Securities is looking to bolster its European high yield effort through new hirings, along with a stronger presence on the ground. Neil Parekh has been named head of global high yield sales and trading, and although based in New York, will divide his time between the US, London and Paris.
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Market report: Compiled by Vusi Mhlanzi RBC DS Global Markets, London
  • Two of Europe's telecoms giants are heading for the loan market to finance ambitious expansion plans. Furthest advanced is KPN of the Netherlands, which has mandated ABN Amro, Citibank/SSSB and Goldman Sachs to provide a Eu13.5bn facility. The funds will be used to buy France Télécom out of its Belgian joint venture with KPN, to repay the remainder of last year's Eu13bn jumbo, and to finance UMTS bids.
  • US automotive parts manufacturer RJ Tower Corp achieved tight pricing versus US comparables on a Eu150m seven year bond issue. It was sold on Wednesday with a 9.25% coupon. The Ba2/BB+ issue, which was jointly lead managed by Bank of America and Chase Manhattan, was marketed with a 9%-9.25% coupon range. The pricing translated into a spread of 400bp over the 10 year Bund.
  • The Central Bank of Tunisia confounded market doubts this week with a groundbreaking global/ Samurai bond issue.
  • The Central Bank of Tunisia confounded market doubts this week with a groundbreaking global/ Samurai bond issue.