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  • Virgin Media announced its fourth high yield deal this month on Wednesday, tapping last week’s sterling vendor finance notes and adding a dollar tranche as well, with Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse back in the driving seat.
  • RAG Stiftung, the foundation set up by the German government to finance the discontinuation of coal mining in the Ruhr region, has issued a new €500m bond exchangeable into shares in speciality chemicals producer Evonik Industries, reopening the equity-linked bond new issue market in Europe after a lull since the end of May.
  • Tuesday proved to be another good night for UK primary equity capital raisings as Segro, the warehouse company, and insurance group Lancashire issued new shares.
  • ABS
    The European securitization secondary market has rallied, with primary issuance in CLOs and ABS helping to tighten spread levels. But traders are ignoring deals which may be supported by the European Central Bank (ECB), citing a lack of certainty over whether the ECB will buy.
  • Tom Tailor, the German fashion brand, has signed a €100m loan guaranteed by the federal and regional governments. It has also extended its existing bank line, although the company says it will not be enough to stave off insolvency at holding company level.
  • Spain’s Ferrovial has sold a Z255m ($65m) chunk of its majority stake in Budimex, the Polish infrastructure construction company, via an accelerated bookbuild.
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (PBB) has announced a tender offer for up to €250m covered bonds. Like Berlin Hyp, it has ensured that the affected deal will remain at benchmark size, but, in contrast to its peer, it is not planning a replacement issue.
  • SSA
    In spite of the impressive performance of risky assets and the strong jobs data, the US Federal Open Markets Committee is expected to present a gloomy picture at its meeting on Wednesday. But any additional dovish measures will do little to dent appetite for SSA paper.
  • Nationwide Building Society was able to tighten pricing by 50bp on the sale of an additional tier one bond on Wednesday, landing at a 5.75% coupon. The new issue will increase the bank’s leverage ratio, which went down last year amid a net redemption of tier one debt.
  • Members of the European Parliament have agreed on a series of temporary changes to the EU’s bank capital framework, including the introduction of a prudential filter for sovereign bond exposures. They stopped short of adopting amendments that would restrict the payment of additional tier one (AT1) coupons.
  • BPER Banca opened books for its inaugural sale of senior debt on Wednesday, giving investors their first chance to buy into a new issue from a second tier Italian bank during the Covid-19 pandemic.
  • The European Covered Bond Council has updated its harmonised transparency template to include a new tab that tracks mortgage loans that have been granted a payment holiday due to the impact of Covid-19. Credit rating agency analysts welcomed the move, but said there is still a question over how loans will perform after payment holidays end.