© 2026 GlobalCapital, Derivia Intelligence Limited, company number 15235970, 4 Bouverie Street, London, EC4Y 8AX. Part of the Delinian group. All rights reserved.

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement | Event Participant Terms & Conditions | Cookies

Search results for

Tip: Use operators exact match "", AND, OR to customise your search. You can use them separately or you can combine them to find specific content.
There are 370,813 results that match your search.370,813 results
  • There has been no let up in the pace of euro issuance from banks this week, with BBVA and Hypo Noe diving into another full market on Tuesday following a busy but 'comfortable' session on Monday.
  • Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered were marketing green and sustainable bonds in dollars on Tuesday, following a tricky period for new deals in the currency.
  • Standard Chartered gave euro investors another rare opportunity to build exposure to UK subordinated debt on Tuesday, as it followed Barclays in issuing a tier two transaction in the currency.
  • Neoen, the French renewable energy company, launched a €600m rights issue on Tuesday to fund its investment pipeline. Sources close to the deal are confident of its success.
  • Rabobank has developed a bilateral loan facility with a margin linked to food waste, in an attempt to homogenise parts of the otherwise bespoke sustainability-linked loan market, making it easier for treasurers to add ESG financing to their capital structures.
  • Sustainability is likely to have a pivotal place in prudential discussions and properties secured on energy efficient mortgages could be in line for more favourable treatment than vanilla ones, the European Covered Bond Council and European Mortgage Federation’s secretary general, Luca Bertalot told GlobalCapital.
  • Last year’s market crash and then screaming rally might have been a rough ride for CLO managers and investors alike, but it has stimulated innovation and maturity in a market which, in Europe, still had some growing up to do.
  • French electronics store Fnac Darty has completed the sale of a new €200m seven year convertible bond.
  • Swiss Steel, the Swiss steel company formerly known as Schmolz + Bickenbach, has finished its Sfr247m at-market rights issue, following a rump placement on Monday night.
  • Indonesian non-bank financial institution Chandra Sakti Utama Leasing has launched a $75m loan into general syndication, with bankers expecting the firm’s modest rise in non-performing loans versus peers to hold it in good stead.
  • International investors are set to get their first chance to buy a carbon neutrality bond from China, with China Development Bank preparing for a deal this week. This is encouraging, and shows the country is serious about using capital markets to propel its carbon goals. But the government’s credibility will remain in doubt unless it makes changes elsewhere too.
  • Asian borrowers are showing growing interest in sealing multiple bilateral loans over syndicated deals in a bid to save time and funding costs. But while one-on-one fundraising exercises make sense in the current market environment, issuers should be wary about abandoning syndication entirely.