Textron US$350m floating rate notes due 2020
Key terms
- Borrower or issuer
- Textron
- Date
- 8 Nov 2017
- Type
- Bond
- Amount
- US$350m
- Maturity
- 2020
Recorded terms
- Structure
- SEC-registered notes: US$350m Floating Rate Notes due 2020
- Lenders and arrangers
- Bookrunners: BofA Securities, Wells Fargo, SMBC Nikko, PNC (from the SEC filing)
- Country
- United States
Parties
- Textron borrower or issuer
- Bookrunners: BofA Securities, Wells Fargo, SMBC Nikko, PNC
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Sources
- Textron prospectus supplement (424B2) sec.gov · 8 Nov 2017
About this record
Record DEF-2017-0010, taken from an SEC prospectus supplement. Confirmed against the primary documents listed. Amounts are as announced; US$ equivalents use approximate annual average exchange rates. Spotted an error or have a document we have missed? Send a correction, and changes are logged on Updates and corrections.
Read the structure
Senior notes are unsecured promises to pay, priced off government bonds; the prospectus sets the covenants, the change-of-control put and the redemption terms.
