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  • Santander Consumer Bank managed to attract a comfortably oversubscribed order book for a tightly priced, sub-benchmark debut Pfandbrief on Tuesday.
  • Emirates Sembcorp Water & Power has opened books on its $400m amortising note. Some market participants say the move signals the next phase of GCC fiscal rebalancing as governments look to offload fully operational infrastructure projects onto international investors, though others are sceptical that the trend will really take off.
  • The Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee on Tuesday called for UK and EU legislation to guarantee cross-border derivatives contracts, estimating that £26tr worth of uncleared derivatives could be affected by the fallout of Brexit.
  • Growthpoint, the South African listed property investment holding company, has picked banks for its first public deal since 2011. Though deemed an emerging market trade because of the jurisdiction of the issuer, it also appeals to corporate or high grade funds.
  • The European Central Bank will stop buying conditional pass-through (CPT) covered bonds from sub-investment grade issuers from February 2018.
  • Brazilian low cost airline Gol will look to raise between $350m and $550m of new seven year notes as part of a liability management exercise, less than 18 months after a distressed debt exchange.
  • China Construction Bank Corp and Bank of Communications Co snapped up investors on Monday when they offered up multiple tranches of floating rate dollar bonds through their Hong Kong branches.
  • Foreign ownership reform in the Chinese financial sector is not only a landmark in the country’s opening up, but also a strategic move to rebalance US-China trade. But recent guidelines curtailing banking sector liberalisation appear to be a case of one step forward, two steps back for China. Now more than ever, Beijing must not let its caution around financial risk take over and undo its strategy.
  • CapitaLand Retail China Trust is turning to equity investors to help fund its property acquisition in China, launching a S$104m ($77m) overnight placement on Tuesday evening.
  • The sheer amount of dollar bond issuance seen this month in Asia, and the expected supply heading into the year end, has taken a bit of a toll on the market, with a handful of deals pulled and many others suffering in secondary. But there is a silver lining. Issuers in the region are being forced to think hard, communicate better and push the boundaries — things which can only make the market stronger.
  • Chinese financial services provider Far East Horizon priced a subordinated perpetual bond on Monday, grabbing an open issuance window ahead of heavy expected supply. Its deal came with a rather unique structure to qualify for equity credit from the rating agencies.
  • India’s Lodha Developers International netted $125m on Monday from a tap of its bonds sold back in 2015, using its recent development and growth story in the London market to hook investors.