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  • Powerlong Real Estate Holdings has closed a $305m offshore loan with three lenders.
  • Credit Suisse has been fined $77m by the US authorities to settle charges around its hiring of friends and family of Chinese government officials to win investment banking business.
  • Mainland real estate services firm E-House China Enterprise Holdings launched bookbuilding on Friday for a Hong Kong IPO that could raise up to HK$5.7bn ($727.2m).
  • China Grand Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Holdings has opted to pay for its acquisition of Australia-listed Sirtex Medical with a HK$2.9bn ($370m) rights issue.
  • Hong Kong-listed China Water Affairs Group (CWAG) has hit the Panda bond market for the first time, raising Rmb200m ($30.3m) from a private deal. Bankers think private placements and cornerstone-driven transactions are only going to get more attractive, in large part thanks to rising bond market volatility.
  • Defaulting Caribbean sovereign Barbados could end up forcing a 50% principal haircut on bondholders in its restructuring, said Exotix this week, as investors worried that an overly aggressive approach from the island nation would see it lose market access for the foreseeable future.
  • The governance problems at the United Nations’ Green Climate Fund hit a new low this week when a four day board meeting was almost entirely taken up with procedural wrangling and failed to reach agreement on most of the agenda.
  • When it finally came, the result of the election that markets had feared all year in Mexico was comprehensive. But the reaction was underwhelming.
  • The FICC Market Standards Board’s statement of good practice on information and confidentiality in fixed income markets is causing consternation in some investment banks, by threatening to limit the flow of information in the opposite direction to the one that is traditionally seen as problematic.
  • The executive director of the Structured Finance Industry Group (SFIG), the US securitization industry’s advocacy and lobbying organisation, has departed. His exit comes as SFIG members say they had grown weary of the issues around management and executive pay that also sunk the group’s predecessor organisation, the American Securitization Forum (ASF).
  • SSA
    A slew of deals hit screens in sterling this week, allowing SSA borrowers from three continents to pick up a combined £1.175bn ($1.55bn) in funding — including one borrower’s largest-ever deal in the currency.
  • After a long hiatus, the Italian financial institution bond market exploded into life with week with two covered bonds and one debut unsecured transaction. Though demand was clearly more nuanced for the second covered bond, bankers were hopeful others would soon follow. Bill Thornhill and Jasper Cox report.