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  • MUFG Bank has named Manoj Bhatia as head of global subsidiary banking for Asia and Oceania, effective August 1.
  • Homeward Opportunities Fund I, a private equity fund controlled by asset manager Neuberger Berman, is issuing an RMBS backed by $485.5m worth of non-qualifying mortgages (non-QMs), or mortgages which do not conform to the purchasing standards of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
  • A report out of the Department of the Treasury on Tuesday notes that the growth of marketplace lending has fueled ABS deals in the sector.
  • A new deal from Carlyle is the only CLO to have emerged in the primary market so far this week, following just two new deals last week. Spreads have firmed up on the lower supply and better macro backdrop, but with as many as 35-40 deals in pipeline the slowdown might not last long.
  • Permanent TSB agreed to sell a non-performing loan (NPL) portfolio to affiliates of Lone Star on Tuesday, following a competitive sale process.
  • Eskom’s return to markets this week is the latest example of how the best bet in the emerging markets is often not on how strong a company is, but how strong its friends are. That is a lesson well remembered for investors, as EM hits a rocky patch.
  • Derivatives broker RJ O’Brien has settled to the tune of $750,000 with the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and National Futures Association (NFA), for a failure to supervise irregular activity in a client’s accounts.
  • The UK government is completely mishandling Brexit and its abandonment of financial services in negotiations has cast a cloud over the City. The government must now fix the situation via the most pragmatic Brexit possible — a bid to remain in the European Economic Area (EEA).
  • There was a time, not so very long ago, that Barclays and Deutsche Bank seemed to be plunging down the same path together. Fixed income flow monsters both, the two firms unveiled superficially similar revamps in 2014 and 2015, driven by the same structural imperatives. In the last year though, the pair couldn’t have been more different.
  • The World Bank has chosen leads to run a euro benchmark that will be the first from the borrower in nearly two years.
  • ABS
    Credito Valtellinese S.p.A (Creval) is planning a €1.5bn securitization of performing mortgage loans and unsecured loans to small and medium-sized companies, with the aim of optimising the firm’s cost of funding and supporting SME lending growth.
  • The Schuldschein market's heavy reliance on car industry borrowers means the prospects of trade wars affecting the sector are worrying investors and arrangers alike.