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  • Standard Chartered has beefed up its loan syndications team in Hong Kong, hiring two bankers, according to sources.
  • Something quite extraordinary has just been happening in Singapore. For the first time in several years, investors in the city-state have been able to punt on a local, multi-billion-dollar IPO, writes Philippe Espinasse in the latest Clawback.
  • Chinese state-owned Shandong Energy Group Co is taking orders for its inaugural international bond, while property developer Gemdale Corp is also in the market for a new debt outing.
  • Peru’s first ever Euroclearable nuevo sol-denominated bond was bid tighter on Tuesday as the country’s director of financial markets management said he hoped the deal opened doors for the private sector to carry out similar trades.
  • Colombian non-bank lender Credivalores will wrap up investor meetings on Wednesday ahead of a planned five year bond that could come with a 9% handle, said investors.
  • Lat Am bond market participants agreed that Argentine state-owned oil company YPF had achieved a tight return to dollar markets on Tuesday as it printed $750m of July 2027 bonds.
  • JSL, the Brazilian logistics company that has been able to improve its cash flow generation despite Brazil’s worst ever recession, raised $325m of bonds due 2024 on Wednesday on its international bond debut.
  • Pre-crisis CMBS loans were in the spotlight this week, after a raft of property liquidations in three deals wiped out $410m of bonds, while Fitch reported that delinquencies jumped in June by the highest amount for six years.
  • Consumer Portfolio Services (CPS) achieved a new tight for the pricing of its third subprime auto ABS deal of the year, reflecting continued strong demand for the bonds despite headline risks in the sector.
  • The Saudi Aramco flotation will be one of the big ethical battles of next year in financial markets. Skirmishes have already begun, with the UK regulator’s bid to ease listing rules to attract Aramco and its like. UK investors should take a stand.
  • Capitalab, a BGC Partners division, has extended the compression service it operates to include a combined cycle for swaps and option positions.
  • It’s hard to attack green finance, because its aims are so noble. But when institutions use environmental aims to argue they deserve special subsidies, it tarnishes the whole market. Prudential regulation should stick to being prudential.