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It also said the transaction marked the third major international debt syndication deal successfully concluded by BOI within the last three years. In 2018, the bank raised the sum of $750m arranged by African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) which has been fully repaid, and in March this year, concluded a €1bn loan deal (Lead arranged by Afreximbank, Credit Suisse, Rand Merchant Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe Limited (SMBC). It said Afreximbank and Credit Suisse acted as Co-ordinating Mandated Lead Arrangers, Underwriters, and Book runners of the transaction. Africa Fin...

TOUAX: Successful asset refinancing in the Rail division for 180 million euros YOUR OPERATIONAL LEASING SOLUTION FOR SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION Successful asset refinancing in the Rail division for 180 million euros - A revolving credit facility of 60 million euros Touax announces the refinancing of its Railcar division for a total of EUR 180 million combining a 5-year green loan in euros and pounds sterling for an amount equivalent to 120 million euros equivalent and a Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) of 3 years with a 2-year term loan conversion option for an amount equivalent to 60 millio...

QIAGEN N.V.: QIAGEN Underlines and Innovates Its Commitment to Sustainability With a EUR 400mn Sustainability-linked Credit Facility Transaction was well received and significantly oversubscribed by eleven banks QIAGEN will donate margin gains of improved ESG rating to sustainability-linked causes QIAGEN N.V. (NYSE: QGEN; Frankfurt Prime Standard QIA) announced today that it has successfully concluded a syndicated revolving credit facility for EUR 400mn with an interest rate linked to the company's environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance. The agreement makes QIAGEN the first p...

December 10, 2020 What was billed as the first publicly listed debt security on a blockchain and tokenized on the Ethereum network abruptly ended in confusion after China Construction Bank (CCB) denied it was the issuer of a $3 billion blockchain bond. The planned listing was withdrawn following a decision by Fusang, a Malaysian digital securities exchange, to postpone the issue. Investors remain unclear as to the precise role of CCB in the blockchain bond after reports emerged in November claiming Fusang partnered with the Labuan, Malaysia branch of CCB on the deal. Labuan is an offshore tax...