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  • DNB Boligkreditt and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce this week issued the first five year covered bonds of the year and found strong demand, even though there was a sensitivity around the final spread.
  • ABS
    EIB Group, which comprises the European Investment Bank and the European Investment Fund, has carried out a synthetic securitization with Crédit Agricole CIB to support French SME and intermediate-size-enterprise (ISE) lending, injecting roughly €1.1bn into the economy.
  • CEE
    Debt management officials met in Vienna this week at Euromoney’s annual Central & Eastern European Forum. After a record year for CEEMEA funding in 2017, 2018 has begun with equally supportive conditions, though CEE sovereigns will maintain a measured approach to borrowing this year. GlobalCapital presents a round-up of some of their funding plans for 2018.
  • Risk managers are already turned on to the benefits of balance sheet CLOs — if arrangers and investors in this intensely private market are to be believed, almost every large institution in Europe has been looking at issuing these deals. But they still leave a nasty taste in some mouths.
  • CEE
    Fibabanka has launched its $300m five year senior unsecured bond at 6%, with leads having built a book of just under $500m for the bond, which had been postponed from October.
  • Only a single issuer came to market in euros on Thursday. In what a banker away from the deal referred to as “good traffic control”, Austria had the market to itself for a €4bn 10 year.
  • Institutional investors are playing a bigger role in alternative asset classes, a BlackRock survey showed on Thursday, increasing the chance of larger deals. EQT Credit’s latest investment was a case in point.
  • The International Finance Corporation on Thursday offered a solid helping of three year supply to a dollar market that has so far this year been dominated by five year issuance. The issuer was rewarded with a well oversubscribed book, with bankers away from the deal suggesting central banks would have played a large part.
  • Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is the latest Japanese bank to market a green bond in euros, with a five year senior trade. Proceeds are earmarked for renewable energy projects.
  • West Bromwich Building Society (WBBS) priced its first RMBS deal in five years on Thursday, selling the bonds well inside initial guidance. The comfortably oversubscribed order book showed that further supply can be easily absorbed by the market.
  • Houlihan Lokey's international expansion won't end with its latest acquisition as it eyes a bigger global offering, writes David Rothnie.
  • Banks tried to prevent a repeat of 2016 year-end collateral market chaos but trading choked on huge spreads again. And this time, it was for a reason unexpected: Trump.