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  • It is the year of the ox in China and for equity investors 2021 is the year of the bull. Stock buyers continue to be optimists despite the economic ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic and are convinced that the spread of vaccinations across the globe will soon kick-off a festival of consumer spending.
  • Participants in Europe’s high grade bond market have been left scratching their heads about the performance of a Becton Dickinson €600m 15 year bond since it was issued last week. The spread has come hurtling in by 20bp, despite bankers away from the deal saying they would probably have valued it similarly to the leads.
  • European investors have wholeheartedly embraced the EU’s Next Generation EU programme and piled into risky assets in anticipation of a swifter recovery. But rating agencies are less convinced, warning that only the substance and implementation of national recovery plans will determine the trajectory of European growth.
  • Italy came to the market for its first syndication since a seismic rally in the sovereign’s bonds after Mario Draghi agreed to form a new government earlier this month. But despite the huge confidence from investors in BTPs, a compression of 4bp from initial price thoughts for a new 10 year led to a dramatic loss of over €45bn orders.
  • Two SSA borrowers hit screens on Tuesday to announce benchmark bonds. Deal flow in the SSA market has slowed after the January rush, but borrowers are still keeping investors busy with a regular flow of deals.
  • HSBC has appointed a group chief sustainability officer, Celine Herweijer, to lead its effort to fulfil its commitment to being a net zero carbon emissions bank by 2050.
  • Neuberger Berman has re-entered the European CLO market for the first time since the financial crisis, with a deal including a new feature which measures how well its portfolio matches UN sustainable development goals.
  • Spain’s new 50 year euro benchmark, which was priced last week, has performed well in the secondary market with the spread narrowing by 3bp, according to levels provided by ICE Data Services.
  • The global loan market trade bodies have updated the Green Loan Principles, broadening the guidelines on what counts as a green facility to account for the growing importance of social risk.
  • Nationwide Building Society has become the first borrower to issue a 10 year deal linked to the Bank of England’s Sonia index. The covered bond, which was issued on Tuesday with a highly oversubscribed order book, provided Nationwide with its cheapest ever funding and will be closely watched by other issuers looking to make similar deals.
  • Real estate is set to continue to be a key source of equity capital markets issuance in EMEA over the coming months as companies navigate the economic reopening driven by the rollout of Covid-19 vaccines according to sources speaking to GlobalCapital.
  • UBS and Santander Consumer Finance found a combined €8.15bn of demand across the senior curve on Monday, printing deals between five and twelve years in tenor. With market conditions good, bankers expect more deals to follow.