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  • In this round-up, US president Donald Trump signed the Hong Kong Human Rights Act into law despite trade tension with China, the Ministry of Finance allocated Rmb1tr ($142.2bn) of special project bond quotas to local governments and the Chinese State Council has set its sights on financing infrastructure projects.
  • South Korean credit card company Hyundai Card has put together a syndicate team for its IPO, which is expected to value the company at around $2bn.
  • China’s Tianfeng Securities Co, based in the Hubei province, has sold its first dollar transaction, raising a modest amount of $200m after a large price tightening.
  • Jiangxi Provincial Water Conservancy Investment Group Corp sold its $300m debut international bond with no new issue premium, as strong investor support allowed the Chinese company to squeeze pricing.
  • Chinese agribusiness company New Hope Group has returned to the offshore loan market for a $300m facility.
  • Philippine brandy making company Emperador has closed a €405m borrowing with 13 lenders in the syndicate.
  • SRI
    A research project to be conducted by Freshfields over the next 10 months will attempt to clarify the hazy area of whether it is legal for investors to prioritise the impact of their investments on the real world, including where this might impair returns.
  • FIG
    It is hard to think of a more suitable candidate to have opened the Swiss franc market for additional tier one (AT1) issuance to foreign borrowers than Munchener Hypothekenbank (MunHyp). With a loan book in Switzerland of just over Sfr5bn ($5.01bn), the Munich-based mortgage bank is one of the few international borrowers with a natural funding requirement in Swiss francs, which is why it has been a prolific issuer in the currency over the past year.
  • Prices on Ecuador’s government bonds began to recover this week as investors and analysts said that the debt had been over-sold after President Lenin Moreno’s economic growth law was rejected last week.
  • Companies surprised the European bond market this week by issuing nearly €8bn of bonds that sailed through the market, obtaining big orderbooks and requiring minimal price concessions. Bankers had thought the market was starting to look worn down for the year, and were not expecting as much supply. When it did come, they thought some of the deals would struggle.
  • SRI
    Economists at the European Central Bank said that stock markets were better than banks at reallocating investment towards greener sectors because of the greater role that equity plays in financing energy efficient sectors.
  • Bond buyers and bankers said that a relatively quiet year for financial institution issuance in Latin America should ensure a warm reception to three banks from the region which are lining up bond deals.