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  • India’s National Stock Exchange and Singapore Exchange have received the initial greenlight to bring together the trading of Indian equity index products at a hub in Western India. The move aims to create a larger pool of liquidity comprising both international and Indian market participants.
  • Yields have fallen so steeply and spreads have tightened so much in the covered bond market that the distribution of risk has become even more ‘asymmetric’ said a major asset manager, who feared bank treasury accounts would become less inclined to buy now that 10 year covered bond yields are negative.
  • Barings has raised €1.5bn for its second European private loan fund, as the asset manager looks to grow a business that has seen the company lend €3bn over the last two years.
  • Finland’s Municipality Finance is hoping to receive increased demand for its bonds from insurance companies, following a recent amendment to the Solvency II regulation.
  • The US Treasury's fresh round of sanctions on Russian sovereign debt has thrown yet another obstacle in the way of international lenders, who are bracing themselves for indirect impact on the already faltering syndicated loans market.
  • Emerging market loan bankers have been trying to understand the impact on syndicated lending of the US’s latest sanctions on Russia. The proscriptions have instilled more uncertainty into a collapsing market.
  • Some bank capital investors are positioning themselves to take advantage of volatility in the remainder of 2019, revealing their concerns that the market is overly excited about the prospect of a new quantitative easing (QE) programme in Europe.
  • UBS Group skirted volatility in global financial markets to issue an 11 year non-call 10 year senior unsecured bond in dollars on Tuesday. The Swiss lender offered a small premium to investors, with a final spread of 140bp over US Treasuries.
  • Some SSA investors are expecting new records to be broken in European government bond yields, though analysts warned that some sovereigns will still need to actively woo investors if they want to keep their debt prices rising.
  • A UK fertiliser mining project was thrown into jeopardy this week as the high yield market turned too spicy for some investors. But for those looking for something milder for their portfolios in the primary market, there was little to be found either with no investment grade supply until UK retailer Next appeared on Wednesday morning.
  • Equity capital markets investors may be grappling with a rough week for major equity indices but they are still ready to invest in new listings. However, there is a possibility the sellers won’t come.
  • Snap, the US technology company behind Snapchat, has issued a $1.1bn convertible bond due in 2026, after the stock began to trade above its IPO price again following a strong set of first half results a fortnight ago