JP Morgan
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For its investment in technology, focus on risk management and hedging, the completeness of its franchise and the judicious use of its own balance sheet, JPMorgan is GlobalCapital’s Derivatives House of the Year. It also wins the awards for Equity Derivatives House of the Year and FX Derivatives House of the Year. -
GlobalCapital is delighted to announce the winners of its 2018 Global derivatives awards, which were unveiled at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London on Tuesday September 25.
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NRW.Bank hit screens on Tuesday for its first dollar benchmark of the year, ahead of what will be a closely watched Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Wednesday.
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Bain Capital is preparing to test whether sentiment towards French IPOs has improved post-summer, by floating Consolis, the concrete producer, on Euronext Paris.
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German publishing company Bertelsmann returned to the euro corporate bond market on Tuesday to remarket a deal it had pulled in May after setting the spread. This time the issuer priced the transaction, but it had to pay a much larger new issue premium than others have done on recent deals.
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Aldar Properties, a real estate company based in Abu Dhabi, needed large orders from lead managers on Tuesday to get to $500m with a seven year sukuk transaction.
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The orderbook for Republic of Hungary’s seven year euro benchmark has blasted past €2bn and leads have tightened price guidance — a move expected by rivals as they said initial talk looked cheap.
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IDB Invest hit screens for a three year dollar bond on Monday, as the pipeline for the currency grew for the final quarter.
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Abu Dhabi based real estate company Aldar hit screens on Monday morning with a seven year sukuk, but the deal seems to be relying on heavy support from leads.
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ICBC Standard Bank on Monday said that it had hired two commodities derivatives veterans to take senior roles in its base metals business.
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UK telecoms provider BT Group avoided competing with six new issues on Thursday and found itself with no competing supply for its latest corporate bond deal on Friday. While BT’s ambitions for the size of its deal this time were more modest than previous trades, the demand was still strong, allowing it to print tight to secondary levels.
