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  • Asia’s dollar bond issuers hit pause this week as all eyes turned to the outcome of the nail-bitingly close US presidential election. With the result still uncertain on Thursday, but signs showing a Joe Biden victory as a possibility, some bankers in the region reckon the debt market may be at full throttle from next week. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Chinese property manager Jinke Smart Services Group has launched its IPO. It is aiming to pocket up to HK$6.3bn ($815.9m) from the deal.
  • Spreads on Latin American bonds tightened sharply during US election vote counts on Wednesday in a promising — if only preliminary — sign for potential issuance conditions after the result is declared.
  • A group of institutional investors owning a portion of Suriname’s $550m of 2026 bonds and $125m of 2023s has hired Newstate Partners as adviser in anticipation of a request for debt payment relief from the South American country.
  • China’s decision to clamp down on Ant Group has derailed an IPO of at least $34bn, despite execution being finished last week. The move appears to be little more than political muscle-flexing by Beijing. The real winners will be the country’s critics.
  • As Tuesday's vote count looks likely to drag into Thursday without a clear winner in the US presidential race, the CLO space is likely to remain stalled through next week after managers raced to get ahead of the US election to price around $13bn of deals in October.
  • ABS
    US securitization players say they were surprised and disappointed that a Democratic “blue wave” failed to materialize as the results of Tuesday's election rolled in. With Republicans looking likely to hold the Senate and Democrats holding the House, market participants are anxiously expecting a smaller and delayed Covid-19 stimulus package regardless of who wins the presidency.
  • Credit Suisse has created a new post of head of investment grade capital markets, EU.
  • The Alternative Credit Council (ACC) has recommended allowing CLOs to obtain a ‘simple, transparent and standardised’ (STS) certification to increase the flow of funding to European borrowers. Investors have pushed back on such proposals, however, citing the heavy due diligence needed to invest in STS deals.
  • Cellularline, the Italian smartphone accessories company, has signed a €70m loan facility, with a chunk of the funding destined for M&A activity.
  • Germany found lacklustre demand for its second ever green bond on Wednesday. The sovereign had to contend with a big drop in Bund yields following uncertainty over the US election result.
  • Global equity markets have reversed earlier losses after former US vice-president Joe Biden gained momentum in the presidential race on Wednesday afternoon, giving capital markets bankers hope that a decisive result this week might be possible.