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  • SSA
    A sharp move wider in short end swap spreads has allowed public sector borrowers to offer substantial pick-ups to US Treasuries at deeply sub-Libor levels, but investors are beginning to rebel.
  • French food company Danone received a strong response on Monday when it sold its inaugural social bond, the first from a corporate issuer since the social bond principles were set out by the International Capital Market Association in June 2017.
  • Jes Staley opened up this week, explaining why Barclays has taken a contrarian bet to dedicate more balance sheet to the markets division of its investment bank this year.
  • The Financial Services Committee of the US House of Representatives on Wednesday waved through a bill that could allow banks to remove initial margin for centrally cleared derivatives from their leverage exposure, and thus hold less capital.
  • Finnish telecoms company DNA braved choppy conditions this week with a new €250m seven year bond to fund its tender offer for bonds due in 2018 and 2021 following a roadshow.
  • Spanish utility Iberdrola had significant success with its debut green hybrid bond in November when it received €3.2bn of orders. However, its second such bond failed to tighten from initial price thoughts when it was issued this week.
  • As the final week of the quarter approaches, credit markets are limping towards the Easter break, in need of respite after three months of heavy issuance punctuated by flares of volatility. Nigel Owen reports.
  • The auto finance arm of General Motors opted for short maturities to try to ensure the success of its first bond sale of 2018, but the €1bn dual-tranche deal only received orders of €1.7bn and the lead managers were only able to tighten one of the tranches from initial price thoughts.
  • CEE
    Three issuers broke the brief new issue hiatus in the CEEMEA market on Thursday, all starting with wide levels to tempt investors into their books.
  • Republic of Mozambique met bondholders in London on Tuesday to lay out the long awaited terms of a restructuring package. It was more severe than anticipated and a group representing bondholders rebuffed the offer.
  • Glencore, the Swiss-based mining and commodities group, issued a $500m seven year equity-neutral convertible bond on Tuesday that achieved terms described as very aggressive. It attracted around 100 investors, including a couple of sovereign wealth funds.
  • Watford Community Housing has raised £200m from a mixture of loan facilities and private debt. Housing association transactions have been “keeping PP agents busy” in a quieter month in the sterling private placement market.