Betekenis van:
bond issue

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Now, after the bond issue, La Poste’s cost of finance had not changed significantly.
2. According to the prospectus for the bond issue, RTP guaranteed servicing of the debt.
3. If a global bond is issued in more than one currency, each portion must be reported as a separate issue, according to its currency of issue.
4. By way of comparison, the French authorities indicate that the previous bond issue, made in 2004, concerned a fifteen-year bond for EUR 580 million and had led to a mid-swap spread of 8 basis points.
5. At the time of the bond issue referred to by the French authorities, the guarantee enjoyed by La Poste was classified as State aid. It therefore remained valid and covered the bond issues.
6. Sums deriving from the issue of the bonds must be invested (according to the investment rules set out by the bond documentation) in conformity with the relevant national covered bond legislation or other legislation applicable to the assets in question.
7. As regards the bond issue, SIC stressed that, in view of RTP's financial situation, it was only because the State is 100 % owner of the shares that the bond was accepted on the market.
8. The first bond issue was for a total amount of EUR 2,5 billion over seven years, at a fixed rate of 7 %, or Euribor + 290bp.
9. Furthermore, France asserts that the aid represented by the counter-guarantee should be regarded as rescue aid throughout the bond issue period.
10. A non-French bank may be, without restrictions or requirement to establish, jointly-lead or co-lead manager of Eurofranc bond issue.
11. At the time of the bond issue referred to by the French authorities, the guarantee enjoyed by La Poste was classified as State aid.
12. A non-French bank may be, without restrictions or requirement to establish, jointly-lead or co-lead manager of Eurofranc bond issue.
13. The covered bond issue shall, as a rule, have a minimum rating of ‘AA’ or equivalent, awarded by at least one of the major rating agencies.
14. The investment in any single bond issue, subject to the limits given in point (a), shall not be more than 20 % of the total amount of such issue at the time of purchase.’;
15. [47]. Another report stated that ‘Especially in the latter half of last year, it was nearly impossible for a company to issue junk bonds based on its own credit and the junk bonds market existed through primary collateralised bond obligations, collateral loan obligations and a government-initiated bond-refinancing plan.’ [48].