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  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, Société Générale and BNP Paribas issued a total of €2.25bn of senior non-preferred debt on Tuesday, offering four, five and seven year tenors.
  • DNB Boligkreditt differentiated itself in a crowded covered bond market on Tuesday by issuing the first five year deal of 2018, a strategy that paid off, given it was also the largest deal of the year.
  • Raiffeisen Bank International announced a mandate for the first additional tier one (AT1) issue of the year, giving investors a chance to dive back into an asset class which saw exceptional returns last year. Crédit Agricole Assurances also announced a mandate for a tier two bond.
  • NIBC and Raiffeisenlandesbank NiederÖsterreich-Wien (RLB NW) found solid demand for their pair of €500m 10 year covered bonds issued on Tuesday. But with the tighter Austrian deal extracting more demand at a tighter spread, investors clearly showed a preference for the hard bullet maturity.
  • Tom Muoio, head of European leverage finance capital markets at Jefferies, who was appointed six years ago, will be leaving the bank, as former HSBC leveraged finance director Bala Ramesh joins the team.
  • Emerging markets debt investor Ashmore saw $3.6bn of inflows in the quarter running up to the end of December last year, a sign that syndicate bankers are taking as further proof that the bull market has plenty of gas left in the tank.
  • Banca Popolare di Milano (BPM) successfully issued its first covered bond transaction since June 2016 with the high spread overcoming credit quality and volatility concerns.
  • As global stock markets soar into 2018, BNP Paribas is finding value in eurozone companies' stocks, which look relatively cheap compared with the US.
  • Dubai’s GEMS Education hosted a roadshow last week for a $1.25bn loan, which attracted a mix of local and international banks.
  • Mizuho International (MHI) is expanding its presence in the Middle East and has opened an office in the Dubai International Financing Centre (DIFC). The bank has moved over a DCM banker from London to head the team, and is eyeing further expansion.
  • A $300m debut international loan for Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology has entered primary syndication, after two lenders joined in the senior phase.
  • Guangxi Financial Investment Group Co raised $500m from its debut on Monday — a rather large amount for a sub-investment grade government-owned Chinese credit. But the deal was priced in line with comparables, despite bankers and some accounts viewing the credit differently.