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  • The new CMBX, a synthetic index of US commercial mortgage backed securities which was launched on Tuesday, has elicited only a disappointing volume of trading in its first two days. "I would say maybe $1bn [of notional principal] has gone through so far. We saw some trading on the first day and put through 10-15 trades. But it has been less than expected," said one market-maker.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • The bank meeting for commodity trading group Trafigura Beheer's $300m revolver was held on Tuesday. BNP Paribas, ING and Royal Bank of Scotland are mandated lead arrangers on the deal. It has a maturity of 364 days with a one year extension option or a six month term out option. It pays a margin of 90bp and a commitment fee of 35%.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB
  • Instituto de Crédito Oficial became the latest foreign high grade borrower to target Canadian investors this week with its inaugural Maple bond. The C$400m 10 year 4.53% trade priced 1bp within the March 2016 Province of Ontario benchmark, which is trading at 32bp over the equivalent government bond.
  • Guarantor: Kingdom of Spain
  • Guarantor: Kingdom of Spain
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Swedish investment firm Investor AB has announced the acceptance of the tender for any or all of its outstanding Eu300m 5.25% bonds due in 2008 and the partial tender for its outstanding Eu600m 2010 issue, which carries a 4.75% coupon. Investors will buy back Eu288m of the 2008 bonds and Eu211m of the 2010 bonds. The 2008 bonds were bought back at swaps plus 2bp, after the early bird option, which was offered at swaps minus 3bp.
  • Seven benchmark European corporate bonds were priced this week in one of the busiest spells so far this year. But despite recent claims that investors were going to insist on change of control clauses to protect them against leveraged buy-outs and mergers, only one of the deals carried this protection.
  • Seven benchmark European corporate bonds were priced this week in one of the busiest spells so far this year. But despite recent claims that investors were going to insist on change of control clauses to protect them against leveraged buy-outs and mergers, only one of the deals carried this protection.
  • Seven benchmark European corporate bonds were priced this week in one of the busiest spells so far this year. But despite recent claims that investors were going to insist on change of control clauses to protect them against leveraged buy-outs and mergers, only one of the deals carried this protection.