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  • Europe’s crop of pre-Easter IPOs are moving swiftly thorough the pipeline and investors are engaging with deals after an improvement in risk sentiment in line with recovering secondary markets and several successful block trades last week.
  • Iceland is putting the finishing touches to a sustainable bond framework that will allow it to issue a variety of bonds with socially responsible labels. If the sovereign decides to proceed with the plan, a debut deal in the format could arrive this summer.
  • SSA
    The volatility that defined the first week of March for SSA issuers meant the paid higher new issue premiums than before — an average NIP of 1.5bp. But the same metric fell to 0.71bp last week, suggesting growing investor comfort that will have been buoyed by the ECB’s decision last week to step up its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme to meet rising government bond yields — and even those numbers were well below last year’s average SSA NIP of 2.6bp.
  • Natixis has promoted two bankers to head its acquisition and strategic finance business, following the departure of Fabrice Croppi to become head of investment banking.
  • Bank of America is betting on the performance of one of Germany’s biggest office buildings known as “the Squaire” by securitizing a loan secured on the airport-adjacent property, following Blackstone's sale of the building to AGC Equity Partners. Investors appear confident in the deal’s prospects, with initial price thoughts guiding the senior tranche at 120bp on Tuesday.
  • IAG has launched a dual tranche euro bond — its first since the pandemic struck — following an extensive round of actions to shore up its balance sheet in the face of plunging airline passenger traffic.
  • Commodity trader Trafigura has launched US private placements, according to market sources, its second entrance to the market in less than 12 months.
  • Trading levels given are bid-side spreads versus mid-swaps and/or an underlying benchmark and bid-yields from the close of business on Monday, March 15. The source for secondary trading levels is ICE Data Services.
  • Berlin Hyp’s six year green Pfandbrief and Bawag’s 20 year vanilla covered bond attracted strong demand on Tuesday reflecting the paucity of supply, a steadier rates outlook, the rare tenors on offer and, in Berlin Hyp’s case, the green collateral. At the same time VUB mandated leads for a five year covered bond, the first from Slovakia this year.
  • US private equity group Indigo Partners has reduced its stake in Wizz Air, the Hungarian low cost airline, through an accelerated bookbuild.
  • Crédit Agricole has appointed Christian Haller to head up its debt capital markets operation in Germany and Austria.
  • CEEMEA bond market participants were keeping an eye on the US Federal Reserve this week, after weeks of volatility in the US Treasury market. Whatever the Fed announces after this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting will dictate whether CEEMEA bond supply resumes next week.