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  • Inflation figures have replaced monthly nonfarm employment reports as the economic data considered most important for the bond market.
  • A swath of buy- and sell-siders are anticipating material widening in the weeks to come and attribute the recent tightening to investors covering shorts and picking up recently cheapened high-beta names.
  • London-based Investec Asset Management's next move is to add to emerging market government bonds and to lengthen duration in its strategic bond funds, according to Jeremy Toner, co-manager.
  • Federal Reserve Governor Ben Bernanke has a leg up in the race to succeed Chairman Alan Greenspan after landing the slot to chair President Bush's economic council, according to Fedologists.
  • The €4.6 billion refinancing of the Republic of Italy's SCIP-2 securitization, which is due to be priced this week, is only taking place because the government's transaction falls outside the guidelines of the country's national securitization law.
  • Plainfield Asset Management, the nascent firm started by distressed maven Max Holmes, has set out its special situations investment strategy.
  • Cohen Bros. & Company has snared a team from PB Capital to build a middle-market collateralized loan obligation business as the once-neglected sector continues to attract new capital.
  • This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
  • David Forgash, v.p. in high-grade corporate bond trading at Lehman Brothers, is headed to RBS Greenwich Capital as managing director in high-grade corporate bond trading.
  • Plastech Engineered Products is facing opposition from lenders over the terms of an amendment that will loosen covenants and reduce pricing on its loans.
  • Possible changes to the tax code may prompt private wealth managers to shift assets to high-quality, taxable bonds from municipal holdings in anticipation of tax reform that could make previously taxable income tax free.
  • Sirius Satellite Radio, which recently inked shock jock Howard Stern to a $500 million contract, has postponed its debut high-yield offering due to market conditions, said David Frear, cfo.