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  • The syndicated loan market’s shift from Libor to risk-free rates has come under further scrutiny. Law firm Dentons released a report on Wednesday that highlights significant parts of the changeover that remain unresolved.
  • The Association of German Pfandbrief banks (VDP) has criticised a Berlin local government decision to cap rents, which it believes will hit investor confidence and lower construction activity. Despite these concerns, the outlook for Pfandbrief supply is positive and remains underpinned by solid fundamental factors.
  • Moody's downgraded the Province of Alberta a notch on Tuesday with the rating agency blaming a “structural weakness” in the region’s economy through its dependence on non-renewable energy such as oil.
  • US president Donald Trump effectively closed primary bond deal flow for the year for emerging market borrowers this week by threatening tariffs on Argentine, Brazilian and French exports and indicating that a US-China trade deal may not be inked until next year.
  • Credit spreads suffered a bout of volatility on the back of another set of negative developments for global trade this week, casting a shadow over the positive run that financial institutions have enjoyed in the market recently.
  • SSA
    A surge in volatility in underlying benchmark rates has SSA market participants eyeing the return of the primary market in January. While borrowers are unlikely to be deterred, the unsteady markets may make execution difficult.
  • Investors in the financial institutions bond market have not had much chance to invest in UK credit this year, especially in the euro market in light of the political uncertainty in the country. Much of the supply next year will depend on the UK general election results next week.
  • Emerging market loan borrowers have been squeezing in the final few deals of the year, with lenders more than willing to deploy their cash.
  • Equity investors are taking on more risk as 2019 draws to a close but a short sharp spike in volatility that began at the end of last week is giving them cause for concern.
  • Fixed income investors are eager to close the books on a strong year for returns in high beta credit, and are sitting on their hands, hoping to avoid a repeat of the ugly end to 2018. But still the debut borrowers come.
  • Investors piled into the blocks market on Tuesday night in a rare accelerated trade in Flughafen Zurich AG, the owner and operator of Zurich airport.
  • China Huaneng Group, one of the mainland's largest power generators, sold a three-tranche dollar bond on Tuesday, taking $1.5bn off the table near the end of the year, when investors are still looking to put money to work.