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  • Asset backed securities: * Jordan Underwriting (No 1) Pty Ltd
  • GLOBAL TELECOM provider WorldCom is due to price a $4bn-$5bn multi-tranche global bond late next week. The finacing package will definitely include five, seven and 10 year maturities plus possibly a long dated tranche and a three year element. Salomon Smith Barney has been named lead manager.
  • DEUTSCHE Bank took the collateralised loan obligations boom into a new dimension this week, by securitising over 5,100 of its loans to German corporates. Euromarket and US investors scrambled to buy the deal's DM3.19bn and $601m ($2.4bn total) of bonds, which offer by far the most diversified exposure to German business yet available in any fixed market.
  • DEUTSCHE Bank took the collateralised loan obligations boom into a new dimension this week, by securitising over 5,100 of its loans to German corporates.
  • * Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • DIAGEO will brave weaker US corporate bond markets today (Friday) to launch its debut Yankee bond, a seven year deal led by JP Morgan. Despite a glut of US corporate issues this week and the generally lacklustre performance of Yankee bonds all year, investors should react positively to the deal given Diageo's pedigree as the result of the merger between Guinness and Grand Metropolitan.
  • Croatia Banque Nationale de Paris, Creditanstalt and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg have completed the co-arranger phase of the DM70m three year revolving credit for HBOR.
  • * Associates Corp of North America Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • Brazil * BASF SA
  • THE SUMMER holiday season started in earnest this week and issuance fell to lows for the year. Most issues that did brave the lack of action failed to generate much excitement. Continuing uncertainty in Asia and Clinton's latest problems gave some cause for concern, but market participants seemed too preoccupied with other matters to allow the bad news to affect the all pervading air of calm, which verged on torpor.
  • * Cable & Wireless (C&W), the UK telecommunications group, has increased its holding in Bezeq, the Israeli state-owned operator, from 10% to 13%. The purchaser has been building up its ownership of Bezeq in the last three years and its intention to increase its level of ownership has been blamed by some as having scuppered the government's plans to privatise the group. Few institutional investors are interested in purchasing a stake in a company which has an industrial shareholder at this level.
  • THE RUSSIAN government is planning to reduce its 40% stake in Gazprom, the country's natural gas monopoly, to 35% towards the end of the year. The energy ministry announced the proposed sale last night (Friday) but was unclear as to how the sale would take place.