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  • Public sector borrowers looking to issue at the long end of the euro curve will have to pay a sizeable new issue premium amid market volatility and the impending closure of the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme, SSA bankers have warned.
  • A sharp sell-off in US equities on Wednesday led to global panic on Thursday as other indices followed suit. Asian and European markets showed some sign of life on Friday, although were still a long way down, but the ramifications of a change in risk sentiment could have lasting effects across capital markets, write Sam Kerr, Ross Lancaster, Costas Mourselas, Craig McGlashan and Aidan Gregory.
  • US private placement (US PP) investors hailing from the United States are ramping up competition for sterling PP deals, as swap costs dwindle and key comparables in US markets tempt those buyers across the pond. Silas Brown reports.
  • The UK Debut Management Office is planning to issue an inflation linked syndication early next year, after completing its conventional syndicated programme this week with a reopener of its 2071 Gilt.
  • SSA
    A debut sovereign green bond from Ireland and benchmark from a Spanish agency provided the firmest proof yet that the fiscal stink over Italy’s planned budget deficit has not put investors off other SSAs in the eurozone — even those that until recently were in the same ‘periphery’ bucket as Italy. But bankers are concerned that Italy’s standoff with the European Union has further to run — and that a BTP spread over Bunds of 400bp will be the breaking point.
  • UniCredit bond syndicate veteran retires — HSBC plucks Enns from Goldman to lead FIG — BNPP hires financials analyst chief from MUFG — Soc Gen appoints two in corporate finance — Bpifrance completes funding team reshuffle
  • World Bank Group president Jim Yong Kim plans to take the new Human Capital Index he launched on Thursday to Davos in the new year, where he will urge CEOs of companies in lagging countries to invest in health and education.
  • Pledges by leading banks to pull back from financing “dirty” projects such as coal will be meaningless unless governments step in with regulations to prevent other investors taking their place, a senior banker has said.
  • Masdar, a Middle Eastern renewable energy company headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, has launched the region’s first green revolving credit facility, in a bid to fulfil sustainability goals and investments into clean technology.
  • Tucked away at the end of a press release, the Bank of England announced this week that it would delay a stress test for financial institutions. A messy departure from the EU could test the banks in real life instead.
  • Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui was one of two benchmark issuers in dollars in a week cut short by holidays, as markets were battered by volatility ahead of the start of US bank earnings season.
  • Oil companies Saudi Aramco and Total signed an engineering and design contract on Monday to build a $9bn petrochemical complex on Saudi Arabia’s east coast.