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  • Michael Connor has left UBS, where he was global co-head of credit derivatives in Stamford, Conn., to join Merrill Lynch as managing director, product manager for structured credit products and exotics, in New York. Connor, who did not return calls, reports to Jeff Chandler, head of credit trading at Merrill in New York, said Michael DuVally, spokesman in New York. Chandler did not respond to messages. DuVally declined further comment.
  • There was true excitement in the market this week and it wasn't about pricing, fees or even return on equity. It was about karaoke. We are pleased to hear that the traditional Christmas sing-a-long hosted by none other than Mizuho has been reinstated and will be taking place at the beginning of December.
  • The London Stock Exchange said yesterday (Thursday) it was under investigation by the UK's Office of Fair Trading over last year's approximately 30% increase in fees charged to listed companies.
  • UK managed pub company Mitchells & Butlers launched one of the UK's largest corporate securitisations this week, with a £1.9bn packaging of 1,900 pubs via sole arranger RBS Financial Markets and joint bookrunner Citigroup.
  • A Eu35.6m three year transferable loan for PSC-Naval Dockyard closes next week. SG Asia is the co-ordinating arranger.
  • UK managed pub company Mitchells & Butlers launched one of the UK's largest corporate securitisations this week, with a £1.9bn packaging of 1,900 pubs via sole arranger RBS Financial Markets and joint bookrunner Citigroup.
  • Dollar volumes of issuance continued to grow this week in line with its performance throughout the year. Volumes, though healthy at $2.7bn, will not have caused a storm - though the number of deals done will have cheered the structured market in particular.
  • Yen issuance dropped off slightly this week against the euro and dollar. Some $1.13bn equivalent was issued from 112 deals over the past seven days compared to $1.2bn from 164 deals the week before. However, the currency still managed to raise its share of the market to just over 14 %.
  • After last week's spike, euro volumes have returned to levels seen during September and October. Just under $2.5bn was traded in the currency from 110 deals.
  • Merrill Lynch will next week start officially marketing three groundbreaking new financial institution subordinated deals.
  • Merrill Lynch will next week start officially marketing three groundbreaking new financial institution subordinated deals.
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