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  • I think you'll find we've come up trumps this week.
  • Lehman Brothers has made three hires for its London equity derivatives business. Axel Kilian joins as head of European derivatives sales, Juergen Bossler as head of equity derivatives sales for Germany and Austria and Martin Bertsch as head of equity derivatives product development.
  • Loan bankers are optimistic about Ukraine's prospects but say lenders must tread carefully in a fragile market. Quality, not quantity, remains their watchword, reports Nick Briggs.
  • Bankers says Slovenia's Nova Ljubljanska banka will this week finalise its five year club loan, which is likely to be the largest ever deal for a financial institution in central and eastern Europe.
  • A steady stream of IPOs is expected on the Polish market in the next month, with local banks dominating bookrunner positions.
  • News reached Loan Ranger this week of bankers struggling to reacclimatise to their offices after ABN Amro's annual golf excursion — indeed, some could hardly stifle their yawns as they scanned their deal sheets.
  • The domestic bond market in Thailand has won a high profile outside the financial community thanks to prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's campaign to develop the market as a symbol of Thailand's financial independence, and as a platform for the establishment of a regional bond market. Nick Parsons reports.
  • Marketing, distribution and trading firm Traxys has signed a $400m amendment through sole mandated lead arranger Fortis. The amendment extends the company's maturity by one year, cuts the pricing and increases the April 2004 deal size from $380m.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Sanpaolo IMI and Standard Bank have launched syndication of a $15m 364 day deal for First International Merchant Bank.
  • The $100m five year fundraising for Transmile SPV was signed on Monday. The facility was twice oversubscribed but was not increased. Mandated lead arranger HSBC held $16m.
  • Credit traders around the world spent much of the week in a cold sweat while successive rumours and newspaper reports warned of a vicious spiral taking hold as hedge funds unwound credit positions.
  • Credit traders around the world spent much of the week in a cold sweat while successive rumours and newspaper reports warned of a vicious spiral taking hold as hedge funds unwound credit positions.