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  • India’s Cadila Healthcare has received board approval to sell foreign currency bonds, a first for the company.
  • On Monday night, the first equity block trade of the week in Europe came in the form of a sale of a 2% stake in Derichebourg, the French rubbish collection, recycling and outsourcing group that has a €1.2bn market cap, by the controlling family.
  • UBI Banca, the Italian bank, completed its €400m rights issue on Friday June 30, when the tiny rump of 6.7m rights, not subscribed for during the subscription period, were all sold on the stockmarket in the first few minutes they were offered.
  • A new Zurich IPO began investor education on Monday, of electric meter maker Landis & Gyr, based in Switzerland. “It’s big,” said a banker on the deal, which may come at about $2.25bn to $2.75bn.
  • Issuers churned out $243bn of primary market ABS in the first half of 2017, up 40% year over year, as demand swells across securitized asset classes.
  • National Multi Commodity Exchange (NMCE) and Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX) have agreed to merge, with both parties expecting to complete the move by December.
  • Banks are in the grip of an era of regulatory fines. Boston Consulting Group (BCG) estimates that since the 2008 financial crisis banks globally have paid $321bn in fines, an average of $40bn a year. Most have been levied by US banking agencies, with the EU claiming that it has levied 800% more in bank penalties than its 28 member states have added together. The record fine to date is the $13bn paid by JP Morgan in 2013 in settlement of mortgage backed securities (MBS) violations.
  • Investor hedging for turbulent Brexit negotiations and US president Donald Trump’s legislative agenda has aided the growth of gold and currency derivatives contracts at the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX), its CEO said on Sunday.
  • The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has announced that it will list daily leveraged certificates (DLC) from July 17, the first derivative structured products with a constant leverage factor to be offered in Asia.
  • A sell-off in rates over the last few trading days should support the European Financial Stability Facility’s first trade of the third quarter, said bankers. The supranational mandated banks on Monday for a dual tranche trade in the belly and long end of the euro curve.
  • Instituto de Crédito Oficial sold its third social bond on Monday, printing €500m of four year paper with what bankers on the trade said was a skinny new issue premium.
  • ABS
    European ABS spreads are grinding ever tighter across asset classes as issuers ride a wave of demand into the summer.