Mezzanine finance specialist Intermediate Capital Group is testing the water over a possible fund raising in the bond markets.
The company has appointed broker Canaccord Genuity to arrange meetings with retail stockbrokers and wealth managers to discuss a possible sterling denominated retail bond issue. An offer of bonds may follow, subject to market conditions, the company revealed.
The group said in its July interim management statement that it had untapped bank lines of £449m as at 30th June 2012.
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