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  • Two Chinese bond issuers found opposite responses to their green outings on Tuesday. While China General Nuclear Power Corp opted for a euro-denominated deal to target green dedicated funds in Europe, Beijing Capital Group found less traction with sustainability-focused investors for its dollar trade.
  • China International Capital Corp (Hong Kong) has priced a $400m three year floating rate note in line with market expectations, paying just a single-digit new issue premium.
  • The Chilean arm of Spanish lender Santander returned to bond markets on Tuesday with a Sfr115m ($118m) Swiss franc bond maturing in five years and three months.
  • Jamaica telecoms group Digicel saw its bonds slump after markets reopened on Tuesday as agencies slashed its credit ratings on the back of a bond exchange aimed at giving the issuer more time to deleverage.
  • GlobalCapital announced the winners of its Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards 2018 in Amsterdam on Tuesday evening. This year’s two sovereign debut green finance issues, from Indonesia and Belgium, won Deals of the Year in their regions, and there were double laurels for Danone, in both the bond and loan markets.
  • ABS
    Investors have crept down the capital stack in search of higher yields this year, weighing on the appetite for senior US consumer ABS bonds, though spreads have stabilised according to Wells Fargo, with moderate supply expected this month.
  • The US high yield bond market’s vulnerability to the price of oil is a perfect example of how heavy dependence on a single industry can hit a whole market. Now, the sterling bond market faces a similar test from the retail sector.
  • A group of investors have taken Snap, the photo messaging company beloved by millennials, to court in California, alleging they were misled during the IPO process. They have filed a motion to have the case made into a class action suit, which might mean that it will rumble on for years at the company’s expense.
  • Arranging banks have released price talk on the $8bn of loans financing the leveraged buyout of Thomson Reuters’ Financial & Risk business.
  • Swiss healthcare company Roche took advantage of upcoming redemptions and a new investor base following its rating upgrade by Moody’s, to raise CHF900m ($922m) from a dual tranche offering.
  • Eurex, the derivatives exchange belonging to Deutsche Börse, reported a 56% increase in traded equity derivatives contracts in August 2018 compared to the same period last year.
  • UK and European IPO sellers are beginning to view Brexit as a serious geopolitical threat to the smooth running of their market and a potential hindrance on deal execution.