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  • Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust tapped equity investors for S$452.1m ($328.6m) with a follow-on offering on Thursday, its first visit to the market in over two years.
  • Hansoh Pharmaceutical Group is making a belated attempt to list in Hong Kong some two years after mandating banks.
  • A positive day for Argentina’s bonds on Thursday did not reverse its inverted yield curve in dollars as analysts say investors are becoming ever more concerned about the country.
  • Brazilian pulp and paper company Suzano’s decision not to announce a deal the day after finishing an investor roadshow this week left bankers wondering exactly which Latin American issuers would find conditions ripe for a new deal.
  • Jamaican telecoms group Digicel is “undermining” its position with creditors by pushing ahead with a bond exchange that rating agencies have deemed as distressed, Fitch Ratings said.
  • Fannie Mae has issued a credit insurance risk transfer (CIRT) deal tied to an $11bn pool of multifamily loans, kicking off what the government-sponsored enterprise says will be a regular issuance program going forward.
  • Lloyds Bank attracted stellar demand for the first Sonia-linked trade from a FIG borrower. The covered bond format was swiftly followed by a senior unsecured deal from Royal Bank of Canada. Bill Thornhill reports.
  • SRI
    The European Investment Bank launched its new line of Sustainability Awareness Bonds on Thursday, with a €500m issue that found keen demand from investors. The EIB hopes the SABs will influence the debate on classification in the world of sustainable finance, including the European Commission’s new official Taxonomy of sustainable economic activities.
  • As central banks steadily ratchet up interest rates, credit investors are looking to hedge their exposures. At the forefront of the trend in the credit markets are exchange traded funds, which have rapidly moved beyond their traditional use as an index tracking tool and become established as a credible hedging instrument alongside credit default swaps.
  • Citi has overhauled the structure of its investment bank, merging its capital markets and corporate and investment banking divisions into a newly formed unit and instigating a shake-up of senior talent.
  • ABS
    European ABS issuance has had a bumper year so far, helped by rejuvenated CMBS supply that was largely absent over the past two years, banks looking to tap more RMBS funding as cheaper alternatives wind down, and a CLO market which shows no sign of slowing. With heavy supply flowing into the market, spreads have widened since mid-July, putting investors at the helm. Asad Ali reports.
  • Fixed income currencies and commodities (FICC) operating margins have reached their lowest level in five years due to electrification, investment in technology and employee retention costs according to a report by CRISIL Coalition and sources GlobalCapital spoke to.