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  • Shares in Nyrstar, the Belgian zinc and lead smelting company, fell 11.3% on Wednesday after it priced a €100m capital increase on Tuesday night to finance new investments.
  • ABS
    The second Swiss auto ABS of 2017 achieved the neatest pricing a syndicate banker could hope for — printing at 0%, 1% and 2% coupons for the class ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’, respectively, all placed at par and through the tight end of initial price thoughts.
  • VTB Capital is making headway in seeking to grow its capital markets and investment banking business in Asia, after growth plans in the US and Europe were stymied by sanctions.
  • Greece has fired the starting gun on its latest debt rehabilitation effort, after launching a roughly €30bn exchange offer for 20 bonds it issued as part of its restructuring in 2012.
  • Intercontinental Exchange, the exchange and clearing house operator, has reshuffled its top management team, with Benjamin Jackson, formerly chief commercial officer, named president.
  • European finance ministers are unlikely to reach a deal on clearing house (CCP) resolution when they meet on December 5, despite commitment from Estonia — which chairs the debate — to close an agreement by year's end.
  • Property has been the standout sector in a good year for sterling corporate bond issuance. On Wednesday, Places for People added to issuance with its first sterling bond of 2017, but failed to tighten from initial price thoughts.
  • Norwegian energy company Statoil agreed to pay $4m to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on Tuesday, over allegations that the company attempted to manipulate an index to benefit its propane swap positions.
  • Single digit new issue premiums had survived the secondary market weakness in corporate bonds of the last few days, but on Wednesday Vodafone had to pay up as it sold a three tranche deal significantly wide of where its existing bonds were trading.
  • Banco Santander is preparing to sell its non-preferred senior bonds in the public yen market, with pricing expected in early December.
  • The burgeoning social bond market hit a new high this week, with an unprecedented three deals priced on the same day. But with issuance still well behind that of the green asset class, investors are calling for more borrowers to sign off on social issuance programmes.
  • OP Mortgage Bank was set to price the first €1bn sized covered bond of the week on Wednesday and, despite offering hardly any new issue premium, the transaction found strong demand reflecting a popular but exceptionally rare tenor. At the same time, Switzerland's Valliant Bank issued its debut covered bond and Sparkasse Hannover issued a sub-benchmark Pfandbrief.