Pre-migration untagged articles
-
Bankers are confident there is sufficient cash to mop up the huge flow of rights issues coming to market, despite the addition this week of utility giant Suez, private bank Julius Baer and paper group Norske Skog to the list of companies raising funds.
-
Bankers are confident there is sufficient cash to mop up the huge flow of rights issues coming to market, despite the addition this week of utility giant Suez, private bank Julius Baer and paper group Norske Skog to the list of companies raising funds.
-
All roads lead to Rome, and for 500 of the covered bond market's finest, the centre of the Eternal City was the Palazzo Colonna on Monday, as they gathered for the business card swapping and champagne slurping at the start of Euromoney's third annual Covered Bond Congress.
-
Barclays Capital moved into second place in table one this week, ahead of Deutsche Bank, which was forced into third. Citigroup remained securely at the top of the table for yet another week, however.
-
Barclays Bank has been making some eye-catching hires, but we hear that our old friend, Leigh Bruce, the head of group corporate communications, has decided to call it a day and to pursue interests beyond the Euromarkets.
-
The Inter-American Development Bank defied one of the most volatile weeks for several months to launch its sole dollar global of the year.
-
The Inter-American Development Bank defied one of the most volatile weeks for several months to launch its sole dollar global of the year.
-
The UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) is set to consult bond market officials about the need for greater transparency and regulation.
-
The credit market this week returned to life when General Electric Capital Corp (GECC) offered £750m and Eu750m ultra long subordinated bonds and in doing so was able to replace $2.6bn of US money market preferred transactions.
-
With 10 year Treasury yields falling to 4% in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the prospect of rising oil prices, many dollar borrowers' hopes of launching bonds were put on hold this week.
-
The Inter-American Development Bank defied one of the most volatile weeks for several months to launch its sole dollar global of the year.
-
With 10 year Treasury yields falling to 4% in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the prospect of rising oil prices, many dollar borrowers' hopes of launching bonds were put on hold this week.