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  • Corporate bond investors had only one roadshow yet to result in a new issue to contend with on Tuesday as their market appeared to grind to a halt for a summer break.
  • Anglian Water, priced a £250m eight year green bond on Monday. The size and tenor are unremarkable, and in a generation of sustainability and responsibility, a green bond should cause similarly few ripples. However, this was the first sterling-denominated green bond issued by a corporate borrower since 2015.
  • FIG
    Investec took advantage of an open market and limited competition this week to tap its sterling May 2022 senior bond.
  • A flood of investor cash into US middle market lending is pushing more aggressive underwriting, as lenders compete for investment opportunities and debt investors chase yield in CLO structures.
  • FIG
    Westpac this week followed Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in taking advantage of a glut of sterling covered bond liquidity. It issued a sizeable five year sterling covered bond which is expected to provide cheaper funding than the euro or dollar equivalent, boding well for additional supply.
  • Italy’s Banca Carige has said that it has identified the investors that it will pitch to for its sale of €1.2bn of non-performing loans held on its balance sheet.
  • Not only is Iraq expected to have the sole attention of the market when it opens books for its new bond on Wednesday, but it will offer investors a rare chance to lock in government debt at a decent yield in a market more barren than the Atacama Desert. In short, bankers are expecting a blowout.
  • Returns data shows passive funds are lagging their active counterparts in the European high yield bond market, investment firm Alliance Bernstein said in a report on Tuesday. But active fund managers expect passive money to grow.
  • BMW Automotive Finance (China) Co is planning its second outing in China’s auto loan asset-backed securities market this year, with book building for the Rmb4bn ($595.7m) Bavarian Sky China 2017-2 set to start next week.
  • FIG
    The European Banking Authority (EBA) has questioned whether banks will be able to place large quantities of new debt into the capital markets for the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL), with issuance volumes set rise in 2018 and 2019.
  • Deutsche Bank and Land Securities confirmed on Tuesday that Deutsche had agreed a 25 year pre-lease at 21 Moorfields, a new building going up over the Crossrail station at Moorgate in London.
  • The rarity of corporate new issues from Panama allowed both lender Banco General and the capital city’s metro operator to price bonds tight to the sovereign curve on Monday.