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  • Guangzhou R&F Properties Co was back in the dollar market on Monday, tapping its 8.125% 2023 bond at a generous premium in what was its fifth offshore outing this year.
  • HSBC has chosen its new convertible bonds boss in EMEA from its own ranks, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • Chinese healthcare company Jinxin Fertility Group has kicked off a week-long roadshow for its Hong Kong IPO, looking to raise up to HK$2.99bn ($381.4m) from the deal, said a source close to the situation.
  • BNP Paribas has promoted Paul Yang, the current head of Greater China, to be head of corporate and institutional banking (CIB) for Asia Pacific, according to sources.
  • Just two weeks after the IMF said it had reached a staff level agreement on the first review of Ecuador’s economic programme, the South American sovereign pounced on a positive start to the week in markets to issue $1.125bn of bonds that will be used to refinance debt due next year.
  • Peru will meet fixed income investors in the US on Tuesday and Wednesday as the new second best rated sovereign in Latin America prepares a dual currency bond offering that would include its first visit to dollar markets since 2015.
  • CMBS and commercial real estate financiers gathered in New York for the annual CREFC conference on Monday. Shifting demographics in the US and their impact on the shape of the CMBS industry was a key theme that emerged on day one.
  • This week is set to be busy in Europe's investment grade corporate bond market, despite yet another dead day on Monday because of public holidays. Equities rose on Monday and sentiment is good; market participants have decided they are comfortable with what they got from the European Central Bank on Thursday.
  • The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has agreed on new partnerships with fintech firms Catena Technologies, Finastra, and Compliance Solutions Strategies, in preparation for the European Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR).
  • European Investment Bank is out with a $1bn three year floating rate note linked to the secured overnight financing rate (Sofr) with a novel coupon structure, though bankers off the deal say it looks cheap.
  • CIFC is bringing a €356.05m CLO via arranger Deutsche Bank, the first CLO issued in Europe under CIFC’s name since the firm began expanding its presence across the Atlantic.
  • When Ireland’s largest non-bank lender, Finance Ireland, approached the market for its debut term securitization, Pembroke Property Finance, it had to overcome an issue which would have barely occurred pre-crisis — rating agencies which utterly disagreed about the quality of its deal. For S&P, the class ‘D’ notes were a solid A, while its second agency, Fitch, didn’t even consider the tranche investment grade.