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  • On Thursday the European corporate bond markets had two new telecoms deals to consider. In the investment grade sector, unrated French issuer, Iliad, equalled its largest and longest transaction to date. The seven year trade was the shorter deal on offer, with sub-investment grade Telecom Italia opting for a 10 year tenor.
  • Investors piled into a 10 year covered bond from Société Générale this week, even though it was the fifth from a French issuer in the same tenor in the last month. But with issuers incentivised to pre-fund ahead of 2018, some market participants say that investor resistance will be seen before year-end.
  • Standard Life Aberdeen's 30.5 year non-call 10.5 deal will be the first from the firm since it was formed from a merger between Aberdeen Asset Management and Standard Life.
  • ASR Nederland picked banks to arrange the sale of a restricted tier one (RT1) note in euros on Thursday, becoming the first insurance firm to look at issuing the rare debt format in a core currency.
  • CEE
    After several years financing in the domestic and Asian markets, Hungary turned its attention to the next stage of reducing its external liabilities this week, and was overwhelmed by the positive response to its dollar euro switch, György Barcza, chief executive of Hungary’s debt management agency (AKK), told GlobalCapital.
  • The burgeoning cryptocurrency market is facing new questions as a Commissioner at the US derivatives regulator asked what “actual delivery” of a digital currency meant, in the context of derivatives rules.
  • State-owned Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (Adnoc) has kicked off the syndication of its first syndicated loan for $6bn, after increasing its size and tightening pricing further in response to high demand for the facility.
  • After a year-long barrage of regulatory intervention, Chinese corporates are re-emerging on the international deal making scene, and this time they are here to stay, writes David Rothnie.
  • A decision not to take a rating from Moody’s proved wise for Braskem as the Brazilian company attracted significant interest from investment grade buyers on its way to a $1.75bn dual tranche deal on Wednesday.
  • Extraordinarily strong appetite for EM corporate paper helped power company Colbún become the latest Latin American borrower to issue through its existing curve on Wednesday.
  • Pan-Africa lender Guaranty Trust Bank has bought back $123.1bn of its outstanding bonds, making it the second African bank to address its upcoming maturities. Nigeria’s Fidelity Bank is looking to issue fresh debt to finance a buy-back of its $300m 2018s.
  • Verizon Communications is marketing its third securitization of 2017, pooling device payment plans (DPPs) on mobile phones as buzz around the budding asset class increases on the back of bullish predictions at ABS East last month.