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  • French laundry firm Elis launched a dual tranche bond issue on Tuesday, achieving a coupon of just 1% for a high yield-rated issue, and stacking up a book of over €2bn.
  • Infrequent issuer Henkel made a decent return to the bond market in a dual tranche intraday transaction on Monday, with the chemical and consumer goods company shrugging off concerns about its longer duration tranche to print £750m.
  • Metro Bank’s failed senior non-preferred bond is rated BB+, squarely in high yield territory. But while corporates with this rating print at ever tighter yields, Metro couldn’t get its deal away even at 7.5%. Nobody expects the rating agencies to be in line with the market, but sometimes the gulf is yawningly wide.
  • Société Générale, in partnership with philanthropy facilitator Epic, has begun a new solidarity financing initiative that will integrate with treasurers' FX hedging operations.
  • The US’s Thermo Fisher Scientific had a barnstorming outing in the euro bond market on Tuesday, raising hopes that fears of an oversaturated market were overblown.
  • French agency SNCF Réseau steamed on to screens on Tuesday with initial pricing thoughts for a tap of its December 2047 green bond.
  • Paratus has mandated National Australia Bank, Standard Chartered and Natixis to run its second Twin Bridges RMBS of the year – with two of these firms pushing especially hard to establish themselves as UK RMBS arrangers in recent months and years.
  • DP World has become the third Middle Eastern borrower to launch a sustainable finance framework — a preparatory move ahead of a debut green bond. More issuers from the Middle East are expected to follow suit.
  • Garbe Industrial Real Estate, a German developer, has announced its intention to float Logistrial, its logistical properties unit, on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
  • Abu Dhabi printed a huge $10bn bond on Monday with no roadshow and a 30 year tranche that was 20bp tighter in spread than its last bond of the same maturity printed in 2017. But though the deal seems to have been triumphant for Abu Dhabi, the notes were around 2bp wider on Wednesday and investors are fretting that large EM supply is causing some indigestion in the market.
  • Shares in EQT, the Swedish private equity firm, popped 25% on day one after its IPO was priced on the Nasdaq Stockholm on Tuesday — after what sources called a “targeted” IPO process.
  • A run of 10 year covered bond issuance looks set to continue through to Wednesday with Bawag and Deutsche Bank announcing plans for Pfandbrief transactions. Bankers on these deals are hopeful that order book momentum improves, but some are slightly concerned that investor fatigue may be setting in.