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  • HSBC, Macquarie hire former Deutsche bankers – Citi’s Aus, NZ equities head steps down – CIMB rejigs top line-up – Hang Seng’s head of syndication leaves – Moody’s names Apac boss
  • China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) is seeking lenders’ consent to amend terms of a $5.5bn dual-tranche loan sealed last year, as it undergoes a debt restructuring, according to bankers.
  • Shanghai Henlius Biotech has settled its Hong Kong SAR listing at the bottom of the price guidance, mopping up HK$3.21bn ($410m) from the first post-earnings season IPO in the city.
  • Budweiser Brewing Company Apac has revived its Hong Kong IPO two months after a headline-grabbing flop. But a smaller target size, a stamp of approval from a high-profile cornerstone investor and the off-loading of an unattractive chunk of its business all mean that the firm has a better chance of success this time around. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Shandong Iron & Steel Group Co has made its annual return to the bond market, grabbing $500m thanks to support from foreign fund managers.
  • Two DCM bankers in Deutsche Bank’s CEEMEA team have had their roles cut by the bank, including a managing director who joined only last year.
  • Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company (SRC), a provider of mortgage financing in Saudi Arabia, is planning to issue its second sukuk of the year and may carry out a securitization, chief executive Fabrice Susini told GlobalCapital.
  • Moody’s upgraded the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (Cabei) from A1 to Aa3 on Wednesday, paving the way for the multilateral lender to approach traditional dollar SSA investors.
  • Minera México, the largest subsidiary of Southern Copper Corporation, priced flat or inside its parent company’s curve on Thursday as investor appetite for Mexican credit shows no sign of easing.
  • ABS issuers priced a dozen new transactions in just the first three days of the week, sending primary issuance volume surging past levels seen year to date in 2018.
  • Besides the rare offering of a Chinese issuer on Wednesday, when Jin Jiang International issued a €500m bond, euro corporate bond investors had to make do with two other deals, from Telenor and Mondelez.
  • Jin Jiang International Holdings issued its second euro bond on Wednesday, and its first without the support of a standby letter of credit. The Chinese conglomerate has euro assets to fund, following its acquisition of Radisson Hotels last year.