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  • The European Parliament has set out its version of the proposed European Covered Bond Directive, taking an alternative route to the European Commission’s plan and proposing a ‘premium’ covered bond category.
  • The sterling public sector market returned from the summer with a number of issuers heading for seven year maturities. Bank treasuries were the main driver behind the move, with the tenor offering an attractive pick-up over three month sterling Libor as a result of a widening in seven year swap spreads.
  • Venezuela's petro seems destined to hang around like a bad smell rather than drifting into obscurity, as it deserves to. The country's president Nicolás Maduro has made it the basis of his country’s economy. It is an utter farce.
  • ABN Amro took advantage of a stable background and quiet market conditions to re-open the Yankee bank market this week, with a $2bn trade that attracted more than $7bn in orders.
  • It is misplaced to be relaxed about the speed with which banks are aligning their liability structures with regulatory requirements.
  • FIG
    Any thoughts that the euro market might still be in holiday mode this week were laid to rest by banks piling on top of one another to rack up close to €10bn of new issuance. The unseasonable flow of supply has been as much about making the most of favourable conditions as avoiding an unprecedented cocktail of risks in the second half of 2018. Tyler Davies reports.
  • FIG
    Intesa Sanpaolo issued a €1bn senior bond on Thursday as it looked to get ahead of other banks, while its main competitor, UniCredit, considers doing more this year.
  • CS names new equity-linked head — BAML’s Munro heads to NY — Clarke heads to Barclays for SRI bonds
  • With interest rates expected to rise, the ability to offer delayed funding on attractive terms is becoming more important for investors in sterling US private placements (PPs). Some are struggling to get into deals as they cannot compete with their rivals’ terms, writes Silas Brown.
  • National Australia Bank issued €2bn of new senior conventional and green notes on Wednesday with a simultaneous tender for existing short-dated debt that could inspire other banks in the euro market looking to make their maturity profiles more efficient.