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  • UBS picked up more than $8.25bn of demand on Wednesday for a perpetual non-call five additional tier one (AT1) bond, after announcing full year results for 2017 earlier this week.
  • Kazakhstan is a step closer improving foreign investor access to its domestic market and has signed a memorandum of interest with Euroclear, which will allow the settlement provider to clear bonds denominated in tenge.
  • CEE
    United Company Rusal has added an extra bank to its bond mandate ahead of pricing for the Reg S/144A dollar deal, which is expected on Thursday.
  • Some banks in Europe's syndicated loan market are worried that investment grade companies are starting to push for looser terms and conditions on their loans, though others deny there is a problem.
  • Crédit Mutuel CIC issued a €1bn eight year covered bond on Wednesday, but with limited orders some bankers feared the transaction was one of the shakiest seen yet in 2018.
  • CEE
    Polyus Gold, Russia’s largest gold producer, has released price guidance for a six year benchmark bond and books for the deal are already over $1.1bn.
  • Dubai Islamic Bank, the largest Islamic bank in the UAE by total asset size, has mandated eight banks for a five year senior dollar sukuk. The deal could be the first bank bond from the Gulf Cooperation Council so far this year.
  • CEE
    Turkey’s Vakifbank was able to increase the size of its deal on Tuesday to $650m after strong demand propelled the book to over $1.7bn, as funding costs return to levels seen before the fourth quarter of 2017.
  • So far this year, the European corporate bond market has been an issuer’s market without many issuers. Or perhaps, the feeling that this January has been quiet is a measure of how used market participants have become to a torrent of deals.
  • The European Banking Authority has said that it will launch its 2018 EU-wide stress test on January 31, when it will also publish the common macroeconomic scenarios for the exercise.
  • The European Central Bank is expected to clarify the future of quantitative easing at its press conference on Thursday and, with Europe’s economy growing strongly, investors expect hawks to fly.
  • FIG
    Financials credit investors signal that there could still be plenty of room left in the rally in the additional tier one bond market, which has had no let up for the best part of a year.