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  • BRAZIL stole the limelight from its neighbours this week with a Eu500m five year debut in the increasingly hot euro-denominated Eurobond market. The offering, led by SBC Warburg Dillon Read and Paribas, was originally slated at Eu250m, but demand for high yielding bonds in the euro led to an eventual doubling in size.
  • * Province of British Columbia Rating: Aa2/AA
  • THE REPUBLIC of Columbia will make its lira debut next week, immediately after Mexico's Pemex struggled to light up the market with a Lit200bn 10 year reverse floater issue. Led by Chase and JP Morgan, the Lit300bn Columbia issue will be in plain vanilla form; Pemex's issue suffered from it being the first emerging market borrower to offer such a highly structured bond in the Eurolira market.
  • CABLE & Wireless Communications is set to issue the biggest Yankee deal yet this year with a $1bn offering split into five, seven and 10 year tranches. HSBC and Merrill Lynch are joint lead and joint books for the issue, the company's debut in the US markets.
  • * Council of Europe Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * De Nationale Investeringsbank Rating: Aa3/AA+
  • * Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Bulgaria London Forfaiting Asia has brought in three banks into its $10m credit facility for First Investment Bank. BNP/Dresdner, WestMerchant and Bank Kreiss have joined the deal has joint arrangers.
  • * Abbey National Treasury Services plc Guarantor: Abbey National plc
  • Brazil * Federative Republic of Brazil
  • THE LEVEL of fees for international equity issues fell yet again this week when Dresdner Kleinwort Benson was mandated as global co-ordinator for the $5bn sale of stock in Endesa on a spread of 1.7% -- the lowest rate yet for a Spanish privatisation. That rate is down on the 1.75% spread for the final divestment of Argentaria shares, currently being completed by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, and considerably lower than the 1.95% that Merrill Lynch received when it lead managed the last sale of Endesa shares.