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GA_P advises Nueva Pescanova on the issuance of promissory notes in the MARF
11 May, 2021
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Nueva Pescanova in the incorporation of its promissory notes programme in the MARF.
This is the first issue launched by Nueva Pescanova in the Alternative Fixed-Income Market (MARF) with a programme that may reach a balance of €50m. As stated in the news of the operation in Expansión, “The fishing group is making its debut in this type of short-term debt issuance, it explains, to “diversify” its sources of financing and at the same time to access “in a flexible way” professional investors.” Abanca is the arranger, while the placing of the issues will be carried out by Abanca itself and also by Banco Santander. Deloitte Financial Advisory has acted as registered advisor.
The GA_P team has been formed by: Guillermo Guerra, partner of Corporate, Lázaro García, associate of Banking and Joaquín Beltrán, paralegal in Banking.
See complete news about this deal on Expansión
This is the first issue launched by Nueva Pescanova in the Alternative Fixed-Income Market (MARF) with a programme that may reach a balance of €50m. As stated in the news of the operation in Expansión, “The fishing group is making its debut in this type of short-term debt issuance, it explains, to “diversify” its sources of financing and at the same time to access “in a flexible way” professional investors.” Abanca is the arranger, while the placing of the issues will be carried out by Abanca itself and also by Banco Santander. Deloitte Financial Advisory has acted as registered advisor.
The GA_P team has been formed by: Guillermo Guerra, partner of Corporate, Lázaro García, associate of Banking and Joaquín Beltrán, paralegal in Banking.
See complete news about this deal on Expansión
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