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  • Goldman Sachs couldn’t resist the lure of tight spreads as it hit the dollar market in the run-up to announcing third quarter earnings.
  • Suriname is South America’s smallest nation, with an area of just 163,820km2 and a population of just over 567,000. It is also its youngest: independence from the Netherlands was gained in November 1975.
  • Bank capital investors have eagerly gobbled up billions of euros worth of additional tier one (AT1) paper this year, even as prices have soared to record highs. But underwhelming receptions for a pair of new trades this week suggested that banks have almost reached the limit on how much they can squeeze investors, writes Tyler Davies.
  • Having made euro investors wait three years since its last deal, in 2014, Australian pallet and container provider Brambles finally returned to the single currency market on Tuesday, printing a deal with virtually no new issue premium.
  • Chilean credit union Cooperativa del Personal de la Universidad de Chile (Coopeuch) joins the ranks of Chilean borrowers welcomed into the Swiss franc bond market. Thursday’s outing further illustrates that the love affair of the Chilean borrower and Swiss buyer not only endures but burns brightly.
  • Heineken used the quieter end of the week in terms of issuance to price its second benchmark corporate bond issue of the year. The sixth benchmark issue of the year in Europe from a beer producer was the only deal in the market on Friday.
  • A wave of German and Austrian property companies is coming to the equity-linked bond market for cheap funding, writes Aidan Gregory. The attractive terms they are obtaining are partly of their own making: a reward for the companies' strong performances.
  • The US CMBS delinquency rate fell in September, according to Trepp data, with the performance of outstanding deals beginning to improve after the market digested a wave of maturing pre-crisis deals.
  • Total, the French oil company, has been a frequent issuer of euro bonds, raising €7bn in 2016 and more than €5bn in each of the two previous years. However, it waited until the last week of September to sell its first new issue in euros in 2017.
  • CEE
    Turkey’s state-owned Ziraat Bank on Monday morning took orders of $1.25bn to print its second senior trade of the year in what bankers said was a notably softer market.
  • CEE
    Credit Bank of Moscow this week revealed plans to buy back chunks of its outstanding Eurobonds as fears of further bail-outs kept Russian subordinated bank paper under pressure.