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Seventeen banks joined the underwritten 18 month deal
Loan's six year tenor will start when two ammonia carriers are delivered. Golan LNG and North Star also closed financing packages
Bankers, lawyers and data providers believe new data standard will bring efficiencies to the market
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Delay gives hope to progressives, but all is still to play for -
Jumbo year-end deals set to be pushed into 2022 amid jitters over Omicron variant
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Amid heightened activity, larger lenders claim their orders are being cut by as much as 75%
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Private placements play €205m role in Irish broadband provider's €620m network expansion
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Jonathan Pughe joins Dutch lender after leaving NatWest in September
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The global pandemic has forced those working in finance to re-evaluate how they do their jobs — whether it be working more from home and not travelling as much on aeroplanes or helping to foster more diverse and ESG-conscious workplaces. Some banks have also seen the crisis as an agent of change, to accelerate growth plans or implement new strategies. Eighteen months on from the beginning of the crisis, GlobalCapital looks at how successful they’ve been and whether they can make it stick.
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