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  • Technical changes to the UK government’s large business support scheme open the way for private equity-owned firms to draw on the facility, but limits on dividends and new indebtedness may still discourage sponsors from using the scheme.
  • Schott, the German glass company, has refinanced a five year revolving credit facility with a three year deal, amid a push from lenders to reduce the maturity of their loan portfolios.
  • Two CEEMEA issuers, Egypt and Hungary's Mol, are in the market this week to raise funding. According to experts, issuers are eager to get their funding in before expected geopolitical and coronavirus-related volatility impacts markets.
  • Germany’s national debt management agency, the Finanzgentur, has outlined its issuance plans for the fourth quarter, which includes the details of the sovereign’s second ever green bond following its debut deal in the format earlier this year.
  • Julius Baer returned to the dollar additional tier one (AT1) market on Tuesday, having pulled a transaction last week. It changed bookrunners, shortened its call period and offered a higher coupon to get its deal away this time.
  • Frasers Centrepoint Trust, a real estate investment trust (Reit), raised S$575m ($419.1m) on Monday evening from a sale of new units.
  • Sri Lanka is facing serious fiscal pressure, a result of the dire economic impact of the coronavirus. That led to a downgrade from Moody’s this week, which lowered its rating by two notches. All three major rating agencies have now downgraded the country this year.
  • Gabriel Levy will start as Natixis's global head of debt capital markets this week, replacing Michael Haize, who is moving over to the global markets division to become global head of rates and currencies trading.
  • South Korea is in the middle of an equity bubble. Investors are piling in at a rate not seen in the past decade, pushing stock valuations in secondary and primary markets far above realistic levels. Companies should make the most of this opportunity – it won’t last.
  • China’s Weihai City Commercial Bank has launched its Hong Kong IPO and is aiming to raise HK$3.1bn ($397.3m) from the deal.
  • Export-Import Bank of India has closed the syndication of a $500m loan after securing eight banks.
  • Geely Automobile Holdings is one step closer to becoming the first Chinese automaker to debut in the Star market, having received stock exchange approval for a secondary listing in Shanghai.