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  • Three Chinese real estate developers braved a volatile market on Thursday, raising $800m as fears around the coronavirus continued to ravage secondary prices.
  • Hindustan Petroleum Corp (HPCL) has returned to the offshore loan market, mandating three banks for a $300m borrowing.
  • Hengan International, a Hong Kong-listed Chinese producer of sanitary napkins and baby diapers, sold the first coronavirus-linked Panda bond on Friday. The red-chip issuer will spend 13% of the proceeds for the cause.
  • Debt capital markets bankers expect the Argentine government to mandate dealer-managers on its mega distressed debt exchange by early next week, as they plan for a complex transaction in which size could make up for low fees.
  • Latin American bond bankers are putting on brave faces as the Covid-19 epidemic threatens to thwart what several sell-side houses say is an exceptionally busy March pipeline.
  • As volatility finally hit Latin American primary markets, the only action from the region’s issuers this week came through liability management, with Peruvian miner Nexa and Brazilian airline Gol both prepaying bonds.
  • The shock of the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak has forced some rapid thinking among capital markets participants. Almost the first impact has been on travel.
  • New Mountain Capital is the latest manager to make a first foray into the US CLO market, readying its inaugural broadly syndicated loan deal, according to sources.
  • Workers of the world’s capital markets united this week in efforts to keep the funding flowing as the threat of the Covid-19 coronavirus advances. Roadshows, mandate pitches and even quotidian office life faced emergency changes as embattled financiers braced themselves and their businesses for virus disruption.
  • Leveraged finance investors are no shrinking violets, and held out longer than most against the rising pessimism caused by the coronavirus. But by Thursday, it was even giving high yield and leveraged loan players a sinking feeling.
  • As clear daylight emerges between jurisdictions making their transitions away from Ibor benchmarks, the cross-currency basis swap market could become a headache.
  • Market participants should be braced for political volatility as the world comes close to experiencing a pandemic.