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  • John McFarlane, chair of Barclays, said on Monday that he hoped the EU would not turn its back on London in the Brexit negotiations. However, he expected financial activity to move out of London to Europe, and thought that — on a global scale — faster-growing economies in Asia and the US, and big technology firms, could reshape the financial industry.
  • Jyske Realkredits sold a six year covered bond at a level that was flat to its existing curve on Tuesday, with an subscription ratio that was higher than any other Danish euro covered bond ever issued.
  • Danske Bank is hoping to place its first issue of green bonds this month, though the market is still awaiting the findings of a series of investigations into money laundering at its branch in Estonia.
  • French demand outweighed interest from UK accounts in an additional tier one deal for the first time this week when Erste Bank sold a €500m bond that it had first planned nearly a year ago.
  • FIG
    UK financial institutions are returning to the debt markets ahead of a fresh vote on the Brexit withdrawal agreement next week, with Lloyds Banking Group hitting the US market on Tuesday and HSBC Holdings turning to sterling after a dollar transaction earlier in the week.
  • Greek covered bond issuers could be ready to return to the market this month, with banks expecting ratings upgrades following an upgrade for the sovereign last week. With the Hellenic Republic attracting strong demand for its 10 year on Tuesday, Greek issuers have the potential to extend their covered bond curves.
  • CEE
    Koç Holding opened books for a six year dollar benchmark, returning to the bond market for the first time in three years. While market participants said that initial price thoughts looked generous, they expected the spread to be tightened aggressively before pricing.
  • Siberian Coal Energy Co (Suek) is expected to refinance an existing $1.5bn loan and, in doing so, set the benchmark as the first big Russian loan of the year. The transaction offers a sliver of hope in a painfully barren market and will determine the depth of lenders’ appetite for Russian debt.
  • The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) published the official rules for the new tech board at the end of last week. The exchange said the tech board will allow unprofitable companies to list, prevent small retail investors from participating directly and loosen lock-up requirements for key investors.
  • In this round-up, the US trade representative’s office announced the delay of a China tariff increase, the Shanghai Stock Exchange released detailed rules for its tech board and China’s annual planning session gets set to address issues including economic growth targets and foreign market access
  • Bank of America's Asia Pacific head of equity capital markets syndicate Philip Wong resigned on Tuesday morning. He is set to join JP Morgan in the summer.
  • China has set the official rules for its Nasdaq-style tech board. It is undoubtedly a step forward for China’s equity capital market, but it should not be a surprise if a bubble forms soon after it launches.