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  • Germany’s HeidelbergCement (Baa3/BBB-/BBB-) has signed a new €3bn-equivalent multicurrency revolver, with the company refinancing debt early to lock in better terms.
  • Barclays came to the unsecured market for the third time in two weeks, as UK banks think about the phase-out of the Bank of England's Term Funding Scheme (TFS).
  • Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce followed DNB Boligkreditt with the second five year covered bond of the year. The tenor, which appeals to the broadest audience and offers the best execution certainty, should become increasingly popular as tapering of central bank purchases and refinancing of the central bank liquidity takes effect.
  • HSBC hedged part of its lending to Carillion in a synthetic CLO, Metrix 2015-1, with the latter company’s liquidation announcement on Monday triggering a credit event in the portfolio.
  • FIG
    Crédit Agricole issued Swiss franc senior preferred bonds due November 2023 on Wednesday, pricing the transaction inside the bank's Swiss senior secondary curves.
  • Raiffeisen Bank International’s additional tier one (AT1) bond — the first in the asset class this year — met a wall of demand and was priced with a coupon that was tighter than all but one euro AT1. This was in the face of investors’ preference for bonds offering a higher reset spread, increasing the chance of bonds being called.
  • CEE
    Fibabanka has restarted a dollar bond issue that it postponed last year.
  • CEE
    PhosAgro, a Russian phosphate-based fertiliser company, has released price guidance for a $500m 5.25 year bond that a banker away from the deal and an investor are calling “fair”.
  • The tone of the European Central Bank’s communiques is firmly hawkish, but investors are determined to pile money into the latest offerings from public sector borrowers.
  • Investment grade loan bankers are keeping an eye on the Carillion scandal this week, though so far they are confident that the company’s failure will not impact the UK loan market beyond the banks immediately caught up in the affair. Meanwhile, leveraged debt markets in Europe are off to a roaring start to the year.
  • Attendees at Euromoney’s Central and Eastern Europe conference in Vienna, which was in full swing this week are bullish heading into 2018.
  • China’s Concord New Energy Group and Indonesia’s Sawit Sumbermas Sarana (SSMS) sold their first dollar bonds on Tuesday, successfully completing transactions that were stymied just two months ago.