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  • Instituto de Crédito Oficial has selected its new head of capital markets, to replace Rodrigo Robledo, who left earlier this month, GlobalCapital can reveal.
  • Crédit Mutuel Arkéa has become the third European bank in 10 days to sell its first social bond, weighing into an under-serviced part of the market for socially responsible investors.
  • Kazakhstan printed a €1.15bn dual tranche bond on Wednesday from a book of more than €3bn at its peak, at levels that lead managers said were 6bp inside the curve for the seven year and 4bp inside for the 15 year. Bankers away from the deal saw fair value differently but conceded that there could be different views on the calculation.
  • Awards season is almost upon us, with preparations well under way for glitzy ceremonies at Asia’s finest hotels.
  • CLSA hires StanChart debt market veteran – ANZ turns focus to sustainable finance – UBS recruits from CLSA for China research
  • Nasdaq-listed Pinduoduo became the latest in a growing line of Chinese companies to tap the US convertible bond market, pocketing $875m after pricing its debut issuance at the tight end of guidance.
  • Singapore’s credentials as Asia’s hub for real estate investment trusts were underlined this week, as an ideal market backdrop triggered a burst of Reit activity. With Lendlease Reit scooping up S$740.3m ($536.5m) from its hugely popular IPO, and more deals on the way, the Lion City offers big opportunities, writes Jonathan Breen.
  • The People’s Bank of China sealed a Rmb10bn ($140m) offshore renminbi bills sale in Hong Kong on Thursday.
  • One of China’s largest oil companies, Cnooc came to the market with a $1.5bn dual-tranche deal, giving investors a chance to buy into a single-A rated state-owned name.
  • Investors’ hunt for yield worked in Road King Infrastructure’s favour, with its $480m bond eight times covered at the peak. Most accounts stayed in the trade despite its tight pricing.
  • Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) proved this week that investors are still eager to buy bonds issued by companies with a focus on the Hong Kong SAR, despite the ongoing political turmoil. But that confidence will face a big test as names such as Cathay Pacific and Li & Fung get ready to hit the market. Addison Gong reports.
  • Chinese banks are increasingly selling perpetual bonds onshore, as attractive yields propel them to raise funds in the domestic market. But this avenue of recapitalisation is not open to all, with smaller mainland banks hobbled by lack of investor interest. Rebecca Feng reports.