By Mathieu Rosemain, Chiara Elisei and Laura Lenkiewicz PARIS (Reuters) - Jean-Charles Naouri is set to lose his 30-year grip on debt-laden Casino unless he can come up with cash to see off rival bids for the French retailer, investment bankers and analysts said. French tycoon Xavier Niel and Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky are involved in two competing 1.1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) bids
Two 1.1 bln euro bids competing for Casino No favored bid -government official Only the start of long race -banker (Adds Casino's Fimalac-related statement in 18th paragraph) By Mathieu Rosemain, Chiara Elisei and Laura Lenkiewicz PARIS, June 14 (Reuters) - Jean-Charles Naouri is set to lose his 30-year grip on debt-laden Casino unless he can come up with cash to see off rival bids
Spain s BBVA said
on Tuesday it reopened the market with the issuance of the first
contingent convertible bond since the rescue of Credit
Suisse in March 2023. The bank said it aimed to. | June 13, 2023
Spain s BBVA and
Bank of Cyprus reopened the market with the issuance of the
first euro-denominated contingent convertible bonds since
the rescue of Credit Suisse in March, in what is seen as. | June 13, 2023
Spain's BBVA and Bank of Cyprus reopened the market with the issuance of the first euro-denominated contingent convertible bonds (CoCo) since the rescue of Credit Suisse in March, in what is seen as an attempt to restore confidence in the banks' riskiest debt instruments.