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  • On Tuesday, Spanish infrastructure operator Ferrovial tapped into demand for the enhanced yield offered by hybrid bonds and matched the second lowest coupon ever on such an instrument.
  • Compagnie de Financement Foncier (CFF) this week issued one of the most oversubscribed French covered bonds in years with demand boosted by the long tenor, small deal size and positive spread. At the same time, SEB found good demand, even though it was issuing the tenth 10 year covered bond since September.
  • Qingdao Haier Co has raised HK$8bn ($1.03bn) through an exchangeable bond, leveraging on its brand recognition to tighten pricing, according to a source close to the deal.
  • BNP Paribas set a 10 year call period on a new $750m additional tier one (AT1) trade on Tuesday, as the French bank looked to lock down an attractive cost of capital for as long as it could following an impressive month of performance for the asset class. Spain's BBVA quickly looked to follow suit.
  • German car manufacturer Daimler has proven a good medium to track the tightening of euro corporate bond credit spreads in 2017, having issued more than €9bn before the end of October. On Tuesday, a €1bn 10 year deal took that total within €1bn of the issuer’s 2016 total, but it didn’t come cheap.
  • Specialist mortgage bank Muenchener Hypo (MuHyp) and savings bank Sparebanken Vest, which typically fund in covered bonds, are both looking for unsecured funding this week. MuHyp is looking to tap one of its strongly performing senior issues, while Sparebanken Vest is marketing its debut senior unsecured issue in euros.
  • The book for Liquid Telecom's $180m tap of its $550m 8.5% July 2022s has reached $400m.
  • Financial institutions will be making a flurry of announcements at the COP 23 climate change conference in Bonn over the next fortnight, detailing new initiatives and pledges. But more important may be any signs that countries are getting better at turning their climate ambitions into projects investors can put money into.
  • Emirates NBD turned heads with a new five year note offering 140bp area over mid-swaps on Tuesday. Investors said they were glad to take the extra spread on offer thanks to regional political tensions.
  • Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel (BFCM) opened books on a new €500m 10 year bullet tier two on Tuesday, giving investors a rare chance to add exposure to the asset class in the primary market, following an impressive rally in 2017.
  • The Republic of Lithuania has launched a pair of euro taps on the same day that PSPP behemoth the European Financial Stability Facility headed to the market for bonds in very similar maturities.
  • CEE
    Despite returning to profit in 2016, Petropavlovsk looked to be finding it difficult to shake off past concerns about its ability to refinance debt, as well as a shareholder rebellion in June that led to the ousting of founder Peter Hambro. The issuer opened books on a five year note at low 8% on Tuesday.