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  • India’s Cochin Shipyard, one of the few proxies to the defense sector, priced its Rp14.7bn ($230.6m) IPO at the top of expectations after demand trumped supply by an impressive 76.2 times.
  • Attractive arbitrage is encouraging more prime jumbo RMBS issuance, with JP Morgan set to launch a new $1bn deal this week.
  • LCH has agreed a 10 year contract for the continued provision of derivative and commodity clearing services to Euronext. Under the terms of the arrangement, Euronext swaps its 2.3% stake in LCH Group for an 11.1% holding in LCH SA, the French clearing house. The agreement should also lead to reduced clearing fees for derivatives trading.
  • Regulators bemoan the lack of comparability in capital standards — the main point of the leverage ratio, and Basel IV, is allegedly to make the capital ratios of different banks more comparable — but the easiest fix to the problem is disclosure, not output floors. Here are GlobalCapital’s suggestions:
  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has reached a settlement with Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) after the bank admitted that one of its traders was spoofing the US Treasury and Eurodollar futures market.
  • The continued severance of diplomatic ties between Qatar and its neighbours is a growing risk to the country’s banks’ capital raising efforts, which have the heaviest reliance on overseas funding in the Gulf.
  • Despite UK assets offering juicier spreads than their European counterparts, distribution stats show little European investor participation in UK deals. That might be disappointing for UK issuers, but at least it means little to fear from a hard Brexit.
  • NRW.Bank racked up another tightly priced deal for the dollar SSA market on Tuesday, as FMS Wertmanagement prepared a trade that bankers expect to attract a similar central bank audience. Issuers are enjoying strong summer dollar conditions, with swap spreads stable and US Treasury spreads attractive for the buy-side.
  • Eurazeo, the private equity firm, is offering a loan to fund the leveraged buyout of Spain’s Iberchem, a fragrance and flavour maker, from Magnum Capital.
  • The doors have opened for US derivatives market participants to trade futures linked to iStoxx European equity factor indices on Eurex after regulators signed off on the process.
  • The National Bank of Ras Al-Khaimah (Rakbank) launched its first syndicated loan on Tuesday for $250m with a three year tenor.
  • Barclays has hired Paolo Minerva from Bank of America Merrill Lynch as head of sourcing for its European distressed debt business.