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  • * Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany
  • THE ISRAELI government has sold a further stake in Bank Leumi through an international tender and a domestic Dutch auction - a deal which was achieved against the odds in view of the recent emerging market meltdown. Although the Tel Aviv stockmarket is one of the few markets around the world that is showing an overall gain this year, it is still classified as an emerging market and is struggling for international investors' attention in the present climate.
  • THE PARTNERS of Goldman Sachs meet next week to decide whether to go ahead with the firm's flotation. The US investment bank is due to file its final prospectus with the SEC before beginning the pre-marketing for the IPO, which would involve some 10%-15% of its equity capital.
  • Czech Republic CIBC World Markets has signed the $300m five year revolving credit for Aero Vodochody.
  • DEN NORSKE has closed the $60m (increased from $50m) three year term loan for Finansbanken. As with most loans launched for Norwegian borrowers before the latest Russian economic crisis began, the facility was well supported in general syndication. Appetite was so strong that banks still had to be scaled back after the increase.
  • THE COLLAPSE of US hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management added to the pressure on global financial markets last week. The firm narrowly avoided disaster only after the Federal Reserve Bank orchestrated a $4.3bn bail-out by a group of commercial and investment banks. The fact that UBS announced a third quarter loss of between Sfr500m and Sfr1bn partly as a result of its involvement in LTCM added to the gloom, as did the worry by some market players that other hedge funds could be facing similar problems.
  • THE GREEK government this week shifted its state sell-off programme into a crucial stage, starting roadshows for a Eu1bn-plus privatisation certificate issue. To be led by the National Bank of Greece, EFG Eurobank and Paribas, the issue will run slightly ahead of the third sale of shares in Greek national telecom operator OTE - which is likely to be launched by Credit Suisse First Boston, National Bank of Greece and Salomon Smith Barney next week.
  • WHO SAID that the new UBS AG was bullet proof? For you and the family budgie UBS AG is the old Swiss Bank Corporation and the less than savoury entrail remnants of UBS, which conveniently died of the plague. We always thought that the new bank resembled a dog's dinner but we were told: "No, you are looking at a future Crufts champion."
  • THE HELLENIC Republic is set to return to the Euroloan market in style with a Eu1bn standby credit facility through co-ordinators Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Chase Manhattan, Deutsche Bank and SG. The republic has been planning the facility for more than four months and at one stage was considering tapping the market before the summer break for about $2bn.
  • ANZ Investment Bank has been mandated to arrange an $80m project financing for HPL Cogeneration. The deal's structure is still being finalised before sub-underwriters are brought in later this year.