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Having recorded a loss of €1.5 billion in 2001 and been bought out by Permira in 2003, pay-TV operator Premiere has now completed the most successful IPO of a Germany company since 2000
Euromoney April 2005
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Bear Stearns's young UK subprime lender has entered the RMBS market using an innovative offering circular that should position it well for future deals.
Euromoney April 2005
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Kumho Tire's IPO was oversubscribed in both the London and Seoul markets when the tyre manufacturer launched the first simultaneous dual listing by a Korean company
Euromoney March 2005
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While France's 50-year OAT is creating a new segment on the euro yield curve, many other sovereigns are making the most of the clamour for long-dated bonds
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Two recent deals for funding in the public-private partnership market use innovative structures. Banks and construction companies are starting to find funding advantages as the capital markets warm to project finance assets
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The Islamic capital market proves its capacity to fund one of the biggest ever deals outside the oil and gas sector in the Middle East.
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Property company mixes secured and unsecured debt technology to preserve operational flexibility after its refinancing.
Euromoney October 2004
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While the Gazprom-Rosneft merger will make FDI in Russia easier, Ukraine's attempt to keep the retail petrol market competitive is on hold.
Euromoney October 2004
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Google's decision to use an auction for its IPO sprang from a desire to get what it regarded as a fair price, avoid post-issue upsets and offer fair investor access. Did it succeed in these goals and might it have done better had it shown more respect to its bankers?
Euromoney September 2004
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MBNA Europe's delinked programme should help Europe's ABS issuers to respond to investor demand
Euromoney September 2004
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Rapid growth in the asset-backed commercial paper market has stretched liquidity lines. Sponsors have therefore begun to develop innovative new structures to cope with the problem
Euromoney August 2004
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July's global bond offering from the Hong Kong SAR was the first issue since colonial days and the first ever in US dollars
Euromoney August 2004
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Pan-African coverage moves closer for Celtel with a deal that raises the possibility of further debt financing.
Euromoney July 2004
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Managed CDOs push structured credit technology in new directions as investors look for enhanced yield.
Euromoney July 2004
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Seeking funds for a US acquisition, Royal Bank of Scotland filled the book for a £2.5 billion equity placing in one day. The money raised will part fund the purchase of US bank Charter One Financial.
Euromoney June 2004
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Development bank AFD's issue offered government-style risk with enhanced yield. That was a winning formula with investors, whose interest rapidly took the e300 million deal's book to e1.2 billion.
Euromoney June 2004
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GlaxoSmithKline used careful timing to make the most of the dearth of jumbo dollar corporate issues so far this year.
Euromoney May 2004
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Norilsk Nickel's Gold Fields deal is the largest single Russian cross-border merger and the second-biggest single foreign investment in South Africa. It needed a record-breaking unsecured Russian loan.
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A ground-breaking collateralized debt obligation offering a fixed level of recoveries targets investors who want a simpler structure.
Euromoney April 2004
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The Dutch B2B group pulls off a large restructuring to survive a liquidity crunch amid heavy trading of its debt by US hedge funds.
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Issuer: RHG Nord Size: e65 million Arranger: Rabobank International Issue date: September 17 2003
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