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  • The strong conditions in the sterling denominated securitization markets continued this week, with Close Brothers’ Orbita 2020-1 auto ABS priced on Tuesday and Cerberus’s Towd Point Mortgage Funding 2020-Auburn 14 on Wednesday. Both deals saw large oversubscription levels on the relatively limited volume of bonds available, following the precedent set by the RMBS deals that were priced in January.
  • Stephen Moss and Nuno Matos have been given new roles of responsibility for Europe at HSBC, ahead of expected restructuring of the group in that region, particularly in global banking and markets (GBM).
  • Long duration bonds, such as Ghana’s 40 year tranche sold this week, are a great idea for African issuers, leaving the borrower’s ability to manage its debt in its own hands rather than at the whims of the market.
  • Robots are going up against humans in the OTC broking markets as AiX announced the launch of its natural language artificial intelligence broker platform this week.
  • AusNet Services Holdings, the holding company of Australian energy company AusNet Services, has mandated banks for a potential euro benchmark bond, as the euro continues to attract foreign issuers.
  • Three SSA issuers brought dollar deals to market on Wednesday, hitting screens in a variety of formats and tenors, making the most of excellent conditions to pull off impressive deals. A fourth is lined up for Thursday.
  • BNP Paribas expects to buck the trend of malaise at European investment banks and grow its revenues this year, it said in its fourth quarter results on Wednesday.
  • KfW gathered strong demand for its bond issue on Wednesday — the third seven year euro deal from an SSA issuer this week — as investors saw relative value in it. The European Stability Mechanism is looking to follow with a similar tenor after sending banks a request for proposals for its first benchmark of the year.
  • LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the French luxury goods group, and Comcast, the US telecommunications company, brought the European corporate bond market's two biggest multi-tranche issues of the year on Wednesday, each hitting sterling and euros, and blasting aside fears among some players of the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak. LVMH raised a whopping €9.33bn, Comcast €4.6bn.
  • Nationwide Building Society is book building for a three year dollar covered bond on Wednesday, in which the coupon extension period is linked to Sofr, but with a "nuanced difference" to the similar deal issued on Tuesday by Santander UK.
  • Agence Française de Développement is preparing to issue its first green bond since September 2018.
  • Santander Consumer Finance in Germany attracted excessive demand for its debut benchmark Pfandbrief which offered a considerable pick-up over swap rates. However, demand was more tentative for La Banque Postale’s 15 year, possibly due to renewed volatility in rates.