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  • Belgium’s Ravago has amended and restated €1.65bn equivalent of syndicated loans, with an oversubscribed order book allowing the industrial materials company to increase the size of the deal.
  • SSA
    The European Stability Mechanism’s second ever dollar benchmark scored an overall average of 6.83 on BondMarker, amid a general trend of lower scores from public sector borrowers.
  • DFV Deutsche Familienversicherung, the German insurance technology company, may be valued at up to €289m when it lists on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in November, according to terms released on Monday.
  • FIG
    The price of Italian bank shares and bonds rose on Monday morning after local media reported that the government was weighing up extraordinary measures to help the embattled lenders. The next few weeks are crucial for the banks, with the release of stress test results and third quarter earnings.
  • Qatar National Bank has returned to the loan market to refinance a €2.25bn facility, the bank's second stint in the market this year.
  • FIG
    OP Financial Group has laid out details of how it will use bond proceeds for green projects and businesses. FIG deals with a sustainable flavour have generally been well received this month, but not all of them have succeeded.
  • Bahrain’s Oil and Gas Holding Company (Nogaholding) is expected to open books on a dual tranche dollar bond as soon as Wednesday, in the country’s first test of debt markets since the government received $10bn in support from its neighbours.
  • Saudi Arabia’s bond debt was the best performing sovereign in its index last week, despite the country's government admitting that a journalist was killed in its Turkish consulate.
  • One of the three major Portuguese football clubs has announced plans to sell a new corporate bond. Sporting Lisbon is set to refinance its borrowing for a third time, having sold its first issue in 2008. However, the club has been through a particularly troublesome period on and off the pitch.
  • European Commission officials have played down concerns expressed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over a controversial EC proposal that seeks to revise European oversight of foreign clearing houses. The comments garnered a curt response from a senior CFTC official.
  • Bonds from Chinese real estate developers were some of the worst performing in Asia last week, dragged down by the global volatility and fears around property companies’ refinancing needs.
  • HSBC recorded better profitability and higher revenues at the group level for the first nine months of 2018, with Asia continuing to play a key role. But the bank’s global markets business took a hit.