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EM investors are in a funk

As trademark squatters look to cash in, can big investment banks do anything to stop them?

We can’t know yet whether borrowers are right to issue in tricky markets

Borrowers and investors should keep their eyes on Gilts

The loan market is often shrouded in mystery, given its rather private nature. But how much of an enigma is acceptable?

The sovereign’s green bond plan is a bold step, but could easily become a missed opportunity

Suriname’s debt workout has the ingredients to be a fascinating case study for sovereign restructuring. GlobalCapital spoke exclusively to the two ministers leading creditor negotiations, Armand Achaibersing (l) and Albert Ramdin (r).

Markets are sending Chilean borrowers a message; they must pay attention

FIG be nimble, FIG be quick, FIG use MTNs while the windows don’t stick

Subtle shifts of monetary policy don't justify the mass cancellation of initial public offerings, raising the question: Why all the pulled deals?

With Latin American primary bond markets in a rather sorry state, we’ll start somewhere a little bit more cheery

This week, GlobalCapital explored a corner of the capital markets ecosystem that has been growing at an exponential rate