NatWest makes it 1 billion pounds sterling: debt and mezzanine league tables 1991 to 1994

Article Abstract:

NatWest Markets Acquisition Finance (NWMAF) arranged more than 1 billion pounds sterling of senior debt for 43 UK buyouts between 1991 and 1994, although Bank of Scotland Structured Finance (BoS) arranged 79 deals, involving 830 million pounds sterling of senior debt. NWMAF deals include the buyout of Dollond & Aitchison, an optician chain. In the mezzanine league Intermediat Capital Group (ICG) arranged 125 million pounds sterling for 10 UK buyouts.

Market share, Leveraged buyouts

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NatWest raid leaves Rothschilds unbowed

Article Abstract:

N.M. Rothschild, the leading merchant bank in Manchester, England, continues to dominate the city's finance market despite losing five key employees to rival NatWest Markets. The five-strong corporate finance team was part of a staff of 41 in Rothschild's Manchester office. The most important defector is Paul Deakin who worked with Rothschild for 10 years and who will lead NatWest's corporate finance group in Manchester.

Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Investment Banking, Human resource management, Investment banks, Merchant banks, N.M. Rothschild and Sons Ltd.

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NatWest leads as RBS makes its mark

Article Abstract:

Leading debt and mezzanine arranger companies used in major UK buyouts between the years of 1991 and 1996 are listed in terms of value. The top performing debt arranger, NatWest Markets, arranged 92 deals valuing a total of 2,344 million pounds sterling during the period. The Bank of Scotland which has performed increasingly well during the period, arranged 175 bids valuing 2,018 million pounds sterling.

Data Processing Services, Data processing and preparation, Business Accounting & Financial Services, Evaluation, Financial services, Services, Information technology services, Bank of Scotland, Management buyouts

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