Sentences with phrase «bond deals last»

Raiffeisen Bank International raised $ 3.8 billion in 24 bond deals last year, a greater value than any other bank in Austria, and it served as lead manager of a $ 5.9 billion Austrian sovereign bond.

HSBC is number one in M&A, equity and debt in Hong Kong, having advised its clients on 13 M&A deals worth $ 13.9 billion and raised $ 1.1 billion in eight equity deals and $ 4.6 billion in 43 bond deals last year.

Not exact matches

Late last month, chemical company Altice had to cut back a bond offering and increase the interest rate to 11 % on a portion of a multi-billion dollar deal.

For me the coup de grace was the $ 1.5 billion junk bond deal floated last summer.

In a difficult year for emerging markets securities, DBS raised $ 4.2 billion in 48 bonds, a higher value than any other bank in Singapore, and raised another $ 1.3 billion in 14 equity deals last year.

Manama - based GIB Capital was lead bookrunner of a $ 1.5 billion sovereign bond issued by the government of Bahrain last October in the country's largest debt deal of 2013.

CaixaBI raised $ 2 billion in 12 bond deals in 2013, and, in Portugal's first IPO in five years, the Lisbon - based bank was a global bookrunner for the IPO of Portugal's postal service, CTT - Correios de Portugal, last December.

Rand Merchant Bank, the investment - banking arm of FirstRand of Johannesburg, raised $ 2.2 billion for its clients in 50 public bond deals, more deals than any other bank in South Africa last year.

In addition to raising a total of $ 22.6 billion in high - grade bonds for Apple and T - Mobile USA last year, Deutsche served as the go - to bookrunner for the multibillion - dollar bonds deals of Italy, Spain other beleaguered European governments — and even the European Financial Stability Facility.

The incumbent number one in public debt in the region, HSBC raised $ 8 billion in 29 bond deals for a 17.2 % market share in 2013, leading a $ 4.1 billion bond for the General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia last September.

Playing as confidently as ever to the strength of its balance sheet, Deutsche Bank retained its number - one position in Western Europe's bond market, where it raised $ 126.3 billion in 534 bond deals for a 7.2 % market share last year.

KB Financial raised $ 13.1 billion in 182 bond deals for its clients in Korea, a higher value than any other bank in the country last year.

Mandiri Sekuritas, based in Jakarta, raised $ 290 million in seven public equity deals in 2013, and it raised $ 178.5 million in a single bond for Indonesian toll road developer Jasa Marga last September.

BNP Paribas advised its clients on 63 M&A deals worth $ 61.2 billion and raised $ 37.8 billion in 158 public bond deals — a higher overall value on both fronts than any other investment bank in France last year.

Taking a handsome 8.8 % share of North America's bond market, Bank of America Merrill Lynch raised $ 213.5 billion in 1,155 bond deals for its clients last year, including the $ 49 billion Verizon Communications deal, for which the bank was a bookrunner last September.

Manama - based GIB Capital remained active across the Middle East in 2013 despite political strife in Syria and Egypt, leading a string of deals including a $ 1.5 billion sovereign bond issued by the government of Bahrain last October and a $ 53 million rights issue for Middle East Specialized Cables in Riyadh in September.

Citi raised $ 17.7 billion in 114 public bond deals in Latin America last year, more than any other investment bank, including an $ 800 million sovereign bond for Brazil that was more than three times oversubscribed.

Last summer Extell and Brookland raised a combined $ 305.5 million through on bond offering on the Tel Aviv exchange, the first time U.S. - based developers went to the Israeli market seeking funding for domestic projects, as The Real Deal reported.

Years after Bonds played his last game, the anti-steroid fervor has died down enough to allow players like Nelson Cruz to get multi-year deals as long as he's hitting dingers.

Blofeld's inclusion in Bond 24 has been rumoured since last year, when EON Productions reached a deal with the estate of Kevin McClory, paving the way for the character to reappear in the spy series.

Martin Campbell (The Legend of Zorro, Vertical Limit) returns as director of a 007 adventure, and this is his second time dealing with a new Bond, as well as a new direction for the series, with his last venture being Pierce Brosnan's debut, GoldenEye, arguably the best post-Connery Bond film (I'd give a nod to The Spy Who Loved Me).

On Wednesday, July 30th, S&P cut the credit rating on Argentina's foreign currency bonds to «selective default» after they failed to reach a deal with holdout bondholders from their last default in 2001.

The last few chapters deal with bond indexing and asset allocation (briefly).

My experience with huge deals is to avoid them, unless there is some special reason to play, kind of like the last bond deal from Household International in 2002, where I bought and then traded them away for the 3o - year non-deal protected bonds bigtime.

Last week Fitch Ratings and Dominion Bond Rating Service, neither of which have rated CPDOs, said that the early deals may be highly sensitive to small changes in the assumptions underlying them.

The S&P U.S. Issued High Yield Corporate Bond Index yield widened only 8 bps from 5.31 % to 5.39 % on Wednesday, as again the market anticipated a last minute deal, only to widen further on the 31st to 5.62 % and then again on Friday to 5.84 % for a total move of 53 bps.

Considering the tremendous amounts of volatility stock investors have had to deal with over the last decade and the returns from holding a mix of bonds and stocks that investors should expect to earn over the next decade, Mr. Bernstein, who passed away in 2009, would surely be making the same argument.

2) Bailout obsession — Mr. Buffett has been offered «distressed» deals over the last few decades from recent deals of GS, GE, bond insurers, etc. back to Long Term Capital Management and SB.

According to Dodd - Frank risk retention rules that went into effect last December, sponsors and third - party investors of an asset - backed securitization are required to retain a 5 % interest in the transaction under the form of a vertical (5 % of each class), horizontal (5 % of the lowest bonds in the deal waterfall), or hybrid structural holding (combination of the vertical and horizontal structures equal to 5 %).