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Brazilian bank BTG Pactual SA on Tuesday priced its units at 122.01 reais each in a share offering, according to sources familiar with the matter.

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read DUBAI (Reuters) -Kuwait’s Ahli United Bank has sold $600 million in Additional Tier 1 Islamic bonds at 3.875%, a document showed on Wednesday. Pricing on the bond tightened from an initial price guidance of around 4.375% after the debt sale attracted more than $1.7 billion in orders, the document from one of banks on the deal showed. Additional Tier 1 (AT1) bonds are designed to be perpetual in nature, but issuers can redeem or “call” them after a specified period. Ahli United Bank’s AT1 sukuk will be non-callable for 5-1/2 years. Kuwait’s Ahli United, ne...

By Reuters Staff (Adds details) ROME, June 9 (Reuters) - Foreign investors bought 85.4% of a new 10-year BTP bond issued by Italy, the Treasury said on Wednesday. Rome sold 10 billion euros ($12.18 billion) of the note on Tuesday through a syndicated deal, attracting orders for almost 68 billion euros. More than 330 investors took part in the transaction, it said in a statement. They came from about 35 different countries. Among foreign investors, the most relevant share of the issuance, equal to 80%, was allotted to European investors, in particular to the UK (43.1%). The residual share of t...

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read SOFIA, June 9 (Reuters) - The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Wednesday it would extend up to 60 million euros ($73.10 million) in a five-year senior loan to Eurohold for its acquisition of Czech CEZ’s Bulgarian assets. Bulgarian financial and insurance group Eurohold will use the proceeds from the EBRD loan, along with a planned capital increase and other senior loans to complete its 335 million euro deal with CEZ by the end of June. Eurohold has mandated JP Morgan to structure the debt financing for the overall acquisition, which...

Oman saw bumper demand in its first dollar-denominated sukuk sale since 2018 on Tuesday, as the rise in oil prices over the last year and a fiscal consolidation plan helped investors shelve worries about a break-neck rise in debt levels.