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  • The focus of most debate in financial markets this week has fallen on whether the equity market sell-off was merely a correction or something longer lasting and more serious. The corporate bond market, however, has viewed it all in a much more sanguine way.
  • Despite abundant rates volatility, two emerging market lenders braved the markets on Wednesday, adding further evidence that the asset class remains resilient amid the broader market sell-off.
  • SSA
    A battering in the US stock market sent ripples through financial markets on Monday and Tuesday but, with stability returning, investors are keen to put money to work while higher yields are available. But one opportunity to do so was snatched away from them on Tuesday.
  • FIG
    Investors showed their preference for additional tier one (AT1) deals with a short time until their first call dates this week, as they looked to reassess the sector’s value amid a bout of volatility.
  • Sunshine 100 China Holdings became the first Asian issuer to turn to the international bond market this week, tapping a three non-call two year bond as other issuers shied away from the market following a global collapse in stock prices.
  • State-owned insurer China Taiping Insurance Holdings is raising a HK$500m loan from the offshore market, according to sources.
  • India’s capital markets regulator has given ICICI Securities the greenlight to hold an IPO, which is expected to raise at least Rp30bn ($467m).
  • Three Asian debt issuers launched dollar bonds on Wednesday, taking advantage of a respite from the market turmoil that all but shut the debt market earlier this week.
  • JinkoSolar Holding Co set out plans to raise $100m on Wednesday, after opening the order book for a follow-on offering of American Depository Shares alongside a private placement of the shares, according to a deal term sheet.
  • Secondary markets for Latin American bonds have held up well in the context of a storm of hefty sell-offs across global equity markets, but volatility is likely to make new issuance tougher as a raft of high yield borrowers line up deals.
  • Bankers observing South American development bank CAF’s return to euro markets on Tuesday suggested that the multilateral had done well to push through equity market volatility with its largest ever euro deal.
  • China Merchants Port Holdings sealed its first Panda deal on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on Monday, raising Rmb500m ($79.5m) from a three year bond. The red chip issuer will take the proceeds offshore to finance its Belt and Road Initiative-linked purchase of the Hambantota port in Sri Lanka.