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Almost two years after the official date of the UK's departure from the EU, some banks are still in the process of relocating staff

With capital markets set to turn rougher, borrowers have been compelled to issue their toughest trades first

An uprising in Turkey inspired by the protests this week in Kazakhstan would not be a huge surprise

Here we go again! Welcome to 2022 — and new Covid restrictions in Hong Kong

We will be taking a short break from publishing stories

Signs of pragmatism from Chile's Boric are encouraging despite anti-market stances

Big bids can useful, but there’s a way to cut the fluff

CA CIB’s drive to reduce emissions begins with slimming oil exposure

Despite market scepticism, investor FOMO means Ecuador would have a chance of issuing next year. That doesn’t mean it should

Bond markets bid farewell to 2021 but Ecuador looks to relight the flame

GlobalCapital’s Toby Fildes interviewed the heads of debt capital markets at 20 of the top 25 banks in November, and therefore before the emergence of the Omicron variant, to ask their views on how the market will evolve in 2022. Here are their thoughts.

Last week, this column may have suggested that news of new appointments was slowing down in the run up to the holidays. In fact, nothing could have been further from the truth.