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  • Hong Kong-listed Sinopec Oilfield Service Corp has hired CICC, Citic CLSA Securities, Deutsche Bank and Guotai Junan to help raise up to HK$6.3bn ($805.7m) in new equity.
  • Germany's domestic central bank said this week that it would start buying renminbi assets. Andreas Dombret, a member of the board at the Bundesbank, indicated to GlobalRMB that the central bank — like others in the developed markets — would follow the European Central Bank’s small initial allocation to the currency.
  • The Brazilian sovereign continued a busy period for the country’s issuers with a tap of its existing 30 year bonds on Thursday as bankers said that borrowers from the country were rushing to issue ahead of elections later this year.
  • Aircraft leasing company AerCap was the only benchmark-sized corporate issuer in the dollar market as earnings blackouts enveloped the investment grade market in the US.
  • Bondholders appear to have brushed off any concerns about the Ecuadorean government’s intention to audit existing debt as the sovereign clinched its largest ever bond issue on Thursday at the tightest yield in its history.
  • Brazilian waterway logistics provider Hidrovias do Brasil drew a raucous reception for an international bond debut on Wednesday as the Brazilian company was able to price just inside where Rumo — its closest comparable — issued last week, though just wide of where Rumo was trading.
  • Government-owned water utility AySA (Agua y Saneamientos Argentinos) joined energy companies Genneia and MSU Energy in the pipeline on Thursday as this year’s corporate supply from Argentina looks set to start next week.
  • Following a fourth quarter in 2016 that saw frenzied trading on the back of Donald Trump’s election as president, a rally in US stocks and a steepening yield curve, the biggest US banks saw trading revenues slide at the end of last year.
  • JP Morgan has hired an emerging markets trader from Jefferies.
  • Primary covered bond sales have gone smoothly so far this year, with borrowers continuing to pay negligible new issue premiums and still attracting comfortably oversubscribed order books. But look a little closer and its clear there’s been a perceptible change. Investors are fighting back, and beginning to get their way.
  • Meatpacker Marfrig and airline Gol both completed tender offers for existing bonds this week as Brazilian issuers up the pace of capital market activity at the start of an election year.
  • Moody’s Investors Service said on Thursday that quality of covenants in the US leveraged loan market have dropped to their weakest ever level.