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  • It would have been difficult to match last week’s start to the week, but Monday did see three new corporate bond issuers offering four tranches totalling €2.275bn to investors, despite the weak performance of bonds in secondary trading on Thursday and Friday.
  • Bank of America Merrill Lynch has announced Taurus 2017-2, a sterling denominated CMBS backed by a single loan secured on a portfolio of UK logistics properties — the first sterling CMBS deal to be issued in over two years.
  • European property company SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) sold its second ever corporate bond on Monday, doubling its total issuance and extending its maturity profile, while paying very little premium.
  • A rush of consolidation has swept through Europe’s payments processing industry in the past six months and the financing for two of the deals, the acquisitions of Nets and Paysafe, hit the leveraged finance market this week.
  • Banco de Sabadell did a private deal for €400m to raise of additional tier one (AT1) to meet the required amount it needs in the asset class, as investors put Catalan worries behind them.
  • The European Securities and Markets Authority issued a warning on initial coin offerings on Monday, suggesting the unconventional capital raising tool may be subject to EU securities regulation.
  • TCM Group, Scandinavia's third largest kitchen and bathroom furniture maker, has opened the books for its Nasdaq Copenhagen IPO of Dkr630m (€85m) to Dkr735m (€99m).
  • Crédit Logement, the French mortgage guarantor, has picked banks to arrange a sale of new tier two bonds as it looks to finance a tender offer for older and more expensive capital instruments.
  • Abu Dhabi National Oil Co, the oil company owned by the government of the United Arab Emirates, has announced plans to float its chain of petrol stations in the UAE in an IPO on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.
  • Oman’s sovereign 2047s fell by as much as three cash points after Standard & Poor’s last Friday lowered the sultanate’s long term foreign currency credit rating to BB from BB+.
  • Albaraka Turk, Turkey’s first participation, or Islamic, bank, has signed a $101m murabaha loan with seven banks.
  • DBS Bank has mandated leads for a euro benchmark, capitalising on very tight spreads, the strong performance of its previous debut and a number of exceptionally well received seven year euro deals that have priced flat to mid-swaps.