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  • Investor confidence in European equities is fragile as the asset class suffered its worst week of outflows since July 2016, but bankers are still confident of buyers'commitment to new issues over the rest of the year.
  • A new euro CLO from Ares is in the pipeline, with Citi acting as manager and the triple-A notes preplaced, while spreads in the ABS secondary market continue to grind tighter.
  • Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company, the country's sovereign wealth fund, has tightened price guidance for its five year sukuk with order books for the deal already over $2.5bn.
  • After weeks of issuance skewed in favour of euros, the scales are tilting back to the dollar market for SSA borrowers. Although deal sizes have been limited, execution has been smooth and new issue premiums small, enticing other borrowers to the market.
  • The investment grade European corporate bond market is wide open this week, with a swathe of jumbo new issues in euros. Boosted by a relative lack of supply in recent weeks, issuers are achieving good terms, particularly on longer dated issues, with Siemens issuing the first 20 year bond of the year so far. But the sterling market is quiet as investors wait for clarity on what form the UK’s exit from the European Union in March will take.
  • CEE
    CPI Property Group, which owns real estate in Berlin and central and eastern Europe, has mandated four banks for a roadshow to market its first dollar bond.
  • Pemex's bonds were again the most under-performing in Latin America markets on Tuesday as investors continue to punish the company for last Friday’s apparently underwhelming government support package.
  • Bank Muscat's Islamic banking arm, Meethaq, has requested proposals from banks for its debut loan syndication.
  • Dutch issuer NN Bank attracted twice as much demand for its conditional passthrough (CPT) covered bond on Wednesday as its compatriot Achmea managed last week. Moreover, the issuer was able to tighten the spread much further from the initial level, enabling it to be priced with virtually no new issue concession.
  • FIG
    Banks have been drawing strong demand for new and outstanding bonds as financial debt funds gain confidence having posting some of their highest monthly returns since 2016.
  • Middle East issuers are expected in the bond market in droves, with Egypt and Mashreqbank leading the charge this week.
  • UniCredit’s German subsidiary, HVB, attracted much more demand for a €500m tap of a 10 year benchmark on Wednesday than when the bond was originally issued in January. Not only that but it did so at a tighter spread and new issue concession. The strong execution underscores just how much market sentiment has improved.