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  • French car manufacturer Peugeot has begun marketing a Schuldschein, as market participants are confident in attracting corporates fresh out of results season.
  • Deutsche Börse has made further progress in its strategy to broaden the use of blockchain technology in trading.
  • Finland is unlikely to join the growing band of sovereign green bond issuers, after the head of its treasury’s finance division said that adding the format to its funding mix “would not help the liquidity of our nominal benchmark bonds”.
  • The State of North Rhine Westphalia sold an unusually large amount of debt in the SSA market on Wednesday through a dual tranche offering, with one of the bonds coming with a sustainable label.
  • ABS
    Cembra Money Bank priced a Sfr250m public fixed rate domestic ABS deal backed by Swiss auto leases on Wednesday at 0.15%.
  • Cheyne Capital’s structured investment vehicle (SIV) has finally been liquidated, marking another post-crisis milestone. Cheyne Finance was the first SIV to be forced into wind-down in August 2007, as frozen commercial paper markets stopped it raising funding, and worries about subprime forced it to breach a ‘major capital loss’ trigger and start selling assets. It then entered a restructuring and has been in receivership ever since 2008.
  • Inchcape, the UK car dealer, has amended and extended its bank debt, and senior loans bankers have come out in favour of this early refinancing structure, though it is reviled in some parts of the market.
  • 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.