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Deutsche Bank is a leading global investment bank. A leader in Germany and Europe, the bank is continuously growing in North America, Asia and key emerging markets. With 81,000 employees in 72 countries, Deutsche Bank offers financial services throughout the world and is active in aviation finance.
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Delta releases presentation from Deutsche Bank 2013 conference
Volaris files for IPO to raise up to USD400m in dual Mexico-US listing
China Eastern Airlines issues USD359m in short-term bonds
China Eastern Airlines proposes issue of RMB-denominated bonds
United Continental Holdings prices USD300m senior notes
Hainan Airlines launches debut dollar bond
Emirates launches USD750m bond
Venture capitalist firm looks to purchase Stockholm Arlanda Airport
Morrison & Co consortium withdraws from London Stansted bid: report
Deutsche Bank increases stake in Vueling to 3%
AerCap closes USD285m unsecured revolving credit facility
London Stansted Airport bids due, bids from at least two parties: reports
London Stansted could be operated for GBP5m less p/a: BAA
Deutsche Bank: Apr-2013 'crunch' time for EU ETS
Air New Zealand confirms increase in Virgin Australia stake
Aviation Capital Group increases revolving credit facilities to USD650m
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Unravelling MAp's airport strategy
Australian airports operator MAp has advised it has entered into exclusive negotiations following receipt of a non-binding, highly conditional Asset Swap Proposal (ASP) from Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board (OTPP). The Proposal involves the potential sale of MAp’s non-controlling interests in Brussels Airport and Copenhagen Airports in exchange for OTPP’s 11.02% interest in Sydney Airport and a net cash payment of AUD850 million.
Virgin Atlantic to join alliance for firepower to compete with 'mega' mergers
Virgin Atlantic Airways founder Sir Richard Branson in Jan-2011 stated the carrier plans to join a global alliance with an agreement expected within 12 months in order to survive in the face of "mega alliances" and the rapid pace of consolidation among competitors. The increased consolidation activity and alliance focus has been accelerated by the global downturn that Virgin Atlantic CEO Steve Ridgway has stated has changed the industry for good.
AMR issues guidance, analysts await BA/Iberia effect
AMR disappointed analysts on Tuesday when it reported weaker-than-expected unit revenue growth is expected for the third quarter. However, none were surprised at the report citing weak economic reports during the quarter.
US airlines lifting off in celebration of 2Q2010 results
The US airline industry is expected to be profitable for the first time since 3Q2007 – to the tune of USD1.7 billion – giving airlines much to celebrate as they roll out their second-quarter results this week with double-digit operating margins expected for United, Delta, Alaska and Southwest. Also this week, US President Barack Obama will sign the Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010, stemming commodity speculation including oil except for end users.
American Airlines and JetBlue benefit from analyst coverage; new President for Horizon Air
North and South American carriers’ stocks were mixed on Monday (14-Jun-2010) as the Dow (-0.2%) slipped late in trading. The US market had been performing well for the day, but fell in the afternoon on news Moody's Rating Agency downgraded Greece’s sovereign rating from 'A3' to 'BA1'.
At least a dozen airlines considering IPOs, but how many will get off the ground?
There are at least a dozen airlines around the world that have publicly talked about tapping equity markets to help diversify funding sources as they seek to fill significant aircraft orders. But timing is everything and some of the IPO plans covered in this report have been around for several years, just waiting for conditions to ripen. Europe’s sovereign debt woes have however sparked a fresh wave of volatility in global equity markets, spooking investors and would-be sellers. In early May-2010, the Indonesian Government deferred the long-awaited IPO of flag carrier, Garuda Indonesia, while Philippine LCC, Cebu Pacific last month shelved its IPO until some time after national elections. Other deferrals could be forthcoming.
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