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  • Macroeconomic conditions have converged to create a strong market for new investment grade corporate bond issues in Europe, with a more dovish US Federal Reserve, a potential delay to Brexit, and signs of progress in the US-China trade discussions prompting investors to turn risk-on.
  • Asian investors this week took their largest slice of a European Stability Mechanism bond issue since 2014 — a sign that the region’s buy-side was treating the eurozone as a “safe haven”, according to a person close to the deal.
  • Emirates Development Bank, an agency guaranteed by the United Arab Emirates, hit screens for its debut five year Reg S benchmark on Wednesday, with initial price thoughts that looked promising to bankers away from the deal.
  • Crédit Agricole put out price thoughts for a non-preferred senior bond in the Euroyen market on Wednesday, getting the ball rolling on its third public debt offering in the space of a week.
  • CEE
    The Russian sovereign is expected to come to market for a Eurobond, perhaps as early as March, but some investors are concerned that the strained diplomatic relations between Russia and the West make its paper too dangerous to invest in.
  • CEE
    Turkish lender QNB Finansbank has mandated six banks to arrange a dollar 5.5 year Reg S/144A benchmark senior bond, the first senior bond from a Turkish bank since March.
  • Investors have moved on quickly from the first ever non-call decision on an additional tier one instrument this month, allowing banks to thrive in the new issue market. The feeling among some funds is that any fears about extension risk have simply been overdone.
  • Standard Chartered posted stronger numbers for financial markets products last quarter than its peers, with the investment bank also reducing credit impairment levels.
  • China’s Hefei Guoxuan High-Tech Power Energy is back in the offshore loan market, seeking a smaller deal with a juicier price after cancelling its debut international borrowing last year.
  • Chinese government-related issuers Zhaojin Mining Industry Co and Yunnan Provincial Investment Holdings Group Co priced dollar bonds after what bankers said was smooth bookbuilding, defying fears that followed a recent default by a local government financing vehicle.
  • Futu Holdings, parent of Hong Kong-based Futu Securities International, has launched bookbuilding for its potential $130.8m Nasdaq IPO.
  • Far East Horizon and Asian Development Bank added a bit of life to the dim sum bond market in February, raising Rmb740m ($110.4m) between them. Bankers think looming maturities could give them more business this year.