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  • Natixis has made some internal changes to its MTN team, after the desk’s global head Elsa Martin took on a new position within the bank.
  • Although the UK’s eventual relationship with the European Union remains shrouded in doubt, politicians on the parliament's Treasury Select Committee are set to look into whether it should remain aligned to the continent’s regulations or diverge when it leaves.
  • The securities market in Hong Kong will fully transform into a paperless model as early as 2022, in the hope of speeding up transactions, according to a joint consultation proposal made by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing (HKEX).
  • NRW.Bank is preparing to issue its first Sonia-linked bond in 2019, joining several public sector borrowers that have made their first foray into the alternative sterling reference rate market this year.
  • Fosun International, China Grand Automotive Services and China Molybdenum Co rushed out to the offshore bond market on Monday, helping kick-start a rush of issuance before Chinese New Year.
  • ‘Tier two’ and ‘sustainability’ are labels that have never previously been combined in Asia. At least not until this week, when Kookmin Bank raised $450m from a Basel III-compliant deal.
  • Bank of China’s Rmb40bn ($5.9bn) perpetual bond has opened up a possible path for other banks with similar funding needs, but smaller banks may still find it hard to attract investors, said analysts and bankers this week. Widening the scope of perpetual bonds so that insurance companies can purchase them will be key to solving the problem.
  • There was a wall of supply from Chinese property companies at the start of the week. Road King Infrastructure and Yuzhou Properties brought a pair of callable four year bonds, but Jingrui Holdings and Fantasia Holdings Group both stuck to the very short-end of the curve.
  • Chinese new economy company Maoyan Entertainment priced its Hong Kong IPO this week, after a short delay that allowed it to add a high-profile cornerstone investor. Don’t let the deal’s bottom-of-the-range pricing fool you: the company and its banks made the right move.
  • Liquidity-constrained South American sovereign Ecuador was quick to take its chance to raise much-needed funds on Monday after a strong rally in its bonds, but the deal had investors and analysts worrying an IMF deal is further away than thought.
  • The largest and best rated airline in Latin America has mandated six banks to lead a bond sale as it prepares to issue $500m-$700m of senior unsecured bonds.
  • Corporación Nacional del Cobre de Chile, the largest copper producer in the world, became the first Latin American quasi-sovereign to tap bond markets this year as it returned to the long end of the curve.