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  • SRI
    Middle East sovereigns have been taking their time in getting round to doing green financing, despite many of the region’s companies and banks embracing the shift to sustainability-linked issuance. They have no excuse not to print, and every incentive to cement their commitment to sustainability.
  • Central banks across the world seem to be heading towards rate cuts, accelerated by the need to mitigate the economic effects of the Covid-19 outbreak. An unintended consequence of this is an increasing scarcity of attractive arbitrage funding opportunities for borrowers. This sort of funding, typically a perk of the best rated borrowers, will concentrate funding risk for them instead — ironically at a time when they should benefit from their safe haven status.
  • Equity capital markets bankers are preparing block trades for launch this week, following a big bounce in stocks on Monday. Banks are working hard to try to bring the transactions to the market while they can, in what they sense might be a short issuance window.
  • World Bank surprised some market participants by announcing a five year dollar benchmark shortly after the Federal Reserve slashed rates in response to the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak, but before the details of the Fed's plans were unveiled at a press conference.
  • Clayton, Dubilier & Rice has launched a take-private bid for UK based healthcare marketing and PR firm Huntsworth, bidding an enterprise value of £524m for the company. The debt financing for the deal is a $295m term loan and a £35m revolver provided by Royal Bank of Canada.
  • Troubled UK tech firm Micro Focus succumbed to miserable market conditions on Monday when it decided to postpone a refinancing and extension of its revolver, promising a return "once market conditions improve".
  • Korian, a French owner and operator of care homes, issued a new €400m seven year convertible bond on Tuesday, as equities rallied on hopes of central bank stimulus to combat the economic cost of the Covid-19 corona virus outbreak.
  • Two German states rebooted the primary SSA market on Tuesday with intraday deals at the opposite ends of the euro curve. The five year deal was almost two times covered but there were no book updates for the 15 year.
  • German auto and industrial supplier Schaeffler has launched an inaugural Schuldschein. The funds will be used in accordance with its green finance framework.
  • Two more bankers are leaving Daiwa Capital Markets Europe’s debt capital markets team, as the bank relocates staff to Frankfurt as part of plans to make sure it can continue to serve EU clients after Brexit.
  • Commerzbank reopened the covered bond market on Tuesday by pricing its largest Pfandbrief in a decade, following a meltdown in global finance last week.
  • Luminor Bank is expected to issue its debut covered bond after successfully concluding a roadshow this week. The deal will be the first Baltic covered bond under the Estonian legal framework.