Sri Lanka Central Finance raises Rs2.0bn in debt

Dec 10, 2013 (LBO) – Sri Lanka’s Central Finance Plc, a registered finance company has received more than 2.0 billion rupees of orders for its listed debt issue. Central Finance offered 20 million 100 rupee secured redeemable debentures.Managers to the sale, NDB Investment Bank said the issue was oversubscribed shortly after opening and will close […]

” by Fitch

Dec 03, 2013 (LBO) – A two billion rupee debt issue by Sri Lanka’s Abans Limited, which has interests in consumer durables has been rated ‘A-(lka)’, Fitch Ratings said.The rating is the same as the senior debt of the company. The full statement is reproduced below:- Fitch Rates Abans’s Debentures Final ‘A-(lka)’ 02 Dec 2013 […]

‘s MCSL to sell Rs500mn subordinated debt

Nov 29, 2013 (LBO) – Sri Lanka’s MCSL Financial Services is planning a 500 million rupee subordinated debt issue, which has been rated ‘BBB-(lka)’ Fitch ratings said. MFSL’s National Long-Term Rating could be revised in the event of a change in the willingness and/or ability of BOC to support the company. This would include any […]

Sampath Bank debentures oversubscribed

Nov 26, 2013 (LBO) – Sri Lanka’s Sampath Bank said a listed debt offer for 5.0 billion rupees had been oversubscribed Tuesday and is closing on the same day.The bank offered 5-year debentures paying an annual fixed rate or with six monthly payments. NDB Investment Bank managed the offer.

”’ by RAM

Nov 19, 2013 (LBO) – RAM Ratings Lanka said it has given a ‘BBB+’ rating to a proposed 2.0 billion subordinated debt issue by LB Finance, a notch below its ‘A-‘ domestic entity rating. As such the Company’s funding composition remained dominated by deposits increasing to 76.71% as at end-August 2013. In line with the […]

‘s LB Finance Rs2.0bn debt oversubscribed

Nov 19, 2013 (LBO) – A 2.0 billion rupee debt sale by Sri Lanka’s LB Finance has been oversubscribed and close on its opening day, an official said.The offer is managed by Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka. LB Finance, a registered finance company offered debt paying 14 percent monthly ( annual effective rate of 14.93 […]

”A+(lka)

Nov 11, 2013 (LBO) – Fitch Ratings has given an ‘A+(lka)’ rating for a five billion rupee debt sale by Sri Lanka’s Samapth Bank in line with an expected rating given on October 31. The subordinated debt is rated a notch below the ‘A+(lka)’ rating given for senior debt. Outlook on the rating is stable. […]

‘s LB Finance to sell Rs2.0bn in debt

Nov 05, 2013 (LBO) – Sri Lanka’s LB Finance Plc, is planning to sell 2.0 billion rupees of listed debt, the Colombo Stock Exchange said.The CSE said it had approved an application by LF Finance to offer 10 million debentures of 100 rupees each and a further 10 million if the first tranche is oversubscribed. […]

‘s Sampath Bank to sell Rs5.0bn in debt

Oct 31, 2013 (LBO) – Fitch Ratings said a 3.0 billion rupees subordinated debt offer of Sri Lanka’s Nations Trust Bank has been given an expected ‘A-(lka)’ rating. SB could be downgraded if there is an increase in risk appetite, for instance through aggressive lending or weakening of underwriting standards that can put pressure on […]

Sri Lanka DFCC bond decision later today

Oct 23, 2013 (LBO) – A decision on a dollar denominated bond offered by Sri Lanka’s DFCC Bank is likely to be made later today, market sources said.State-run NSB, which has almost sovereign risk had to pay 8.8 percent on a bond, sharply higher than the rate of a little over 6 percent paid for […]

‘s Sampath Bank to sell Rs5.0bn in debt

Oct 17, 2013 (LBO) – Sri Lanka’s Sampath Bank said it planned to sell 5.0 billion rupees of debt listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange. The bank will offer 25 million debentures of 100 rupees each, and another 25 million if the first tranche is oversubscribed. Interest earned on listed debentures is tax free. .

‘s Bank of Ceylon says strong demand for debt offer

Oct 17, 2013 (LBO) – A planned 8.0 billion rupee debt offer by state-run Bank of Ceylon is seeing strong demand with preliminary orders and interest assessed at about 15 billion rupees, officials said. Tier II capital instruments are normally not intended for retailers, but only to institutions who are expected to keep an eye […]

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