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  • Qatar National Bank Group (QNB) closed a €2bn term loan on Wednesday, getting a heavily oversubscribed deal that demonstrated strong lender appetite in its first return to the euro market for nearly three years.
  • Qatar launched a long anticipated triple tranche dollar benchmark on Wednesday, hitting three parts of the curve for what may prove the largest emerging markets deal so far this year. The deal had gathered more than $35bn of orders before the US open.
  • The EMEA equity blocks market continues to be driven by fundamental interest in specific stocks and bankers and investors expect more trades where a single investor supports the deal by taking a large proportion of the stock.
  • Europe’s corporate bond market is on classic form, swallowing six-tranche monster deals, hybrid issues paired with senior and other juicy trades day after day. Vodafone’s £3.4bn mandatorily convertible bond grabbed the attention on Tuesday with coupons that looked astonishingly low for sub debt, but behind it all is a rally caused by, of all things, economic uncertainty.
  • Clydesdale Bank was more than four times subscribed when it launched a new additional tier one capital bond in the sterling market on Wednesday, in an interesting test of demand for UK risk assets at a crucial stage in the Brexit negotiations.
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank on Wednesday tapped a senior bond sold in January at a spread that was 8bp tighter than the original re-offer level. It appeared in a busy market, with New Zealand’s ASB Finance also selling senior debt in the euro market.
  • Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel looked to the long end with its first non-preferred senior bond on Wednesday, following the example Crédit Agricole set late last month.
  • Charles Pitts-Tucker has been promoted to international head of investment banking at Nomura, alongside a string of other moves at the Japanese bank.
  • The outcome of Ukraine’s presidential elections at the end of March will bear great influence on the nation’s economic future, and investors are fearful of the results.
  • Stadshypotek was able to tighten pricing by 4bp to land on top of fair value for a seven year covered bond on Wednesday, as financial institutions hit the market ahead of a European Central Bank meeting later in the week. It was joined in the euro market by the Mortgage Society of Finland (Suohyp), which was also selling a seven year deal.
  • A US pension fund has filed a class action suit against two of the banks suspected by the European Commission of breaching EU competition law in their trading of European government bonds between 2007 and 2012.
  • Export-Import Bank of India got away with paying no new issue premium on its $500m return to dollar bonds, despite rising tensions between India and Pakistan.