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  • The European Commission plans to review proposals for creating a common eurozone ‘safe asset’, including looking at the tranched sovereign debt plan put forward by the Irish central bank last year.
  • Public sector borrowers are aiming for the short end of the dollar curve, as swap spreads in the area hover around the spot in which they started 2017, having dropped sharply from the year’s highs hit in March.
  • Corporate bond issuers came zooming into the market on Wednesday to take advantage of the short window this week, but new issue premiums crept up in places as investors asked for a little more juice to help wash down the abundance of supply over the past month.
  • Nederlandse Waterschapsbank’s first ever affordable housing bond raised €2bn across two tranches on Wednesday. One banker on the deal said he was “certain other borrowers will issue more like this”.
  • Shares in Boozt, the Scandinavian online fashion retailer, closed 25% higher on Wednesday after they began trading on Nasdaq Stockholm after its heavily oversubscribed Skr1.6bn (€166m) IPO. It rose another 3% on Thursday.
  • Oman Oil has mandated 12 banks to arrange a $1.2bn five year syndicated loan to refinance a $1bn tranche of a loan it took out in 2014, according to a banker on the deal.
  • SSA
    The UK Debt Management Office is keeping its options open on a planned syndication for September, a deal some investors feel the sovereign should use to push its conventional curve out to 2072. Meanwhile, a French agency is bringing its first syndication in sterling for over two years.
  • The long-awaited re-privatisation of Allied Irish Banks has begun at last, after the Irish government decided to press ahead with the IPO, which could raise about €3bn, in a sign of confidence in Ireland's economic recovery and the European IPO market.
  • FIG
    Strong demand for floating rate paper helped France’s BNP Paribas take home a longer dated non-preferred note on Wednesday, while its compatriot Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel (BFCM) was able to walk away with £400m of new preferred senior funding.
  • Intesa Sanpaolo was unable to tighten pricing for its barely subscribed €1bn 10 year Obbligazioni Bancarie Garantite on Wednesday as mounting political risk in Italy caused a distinct change in sentiment.
  • ABS
    The European Parliament, Commission and Council have ended a years long standoff over the treatment of European securitization, reaching political agreement over the ‘simple, transparent, standardised’ (STS) ABS framework on Tuesday. GlobalCapital assesses the impact.
  • US Bancorp was able to raise €1bn of new funding on its first trip to the euro market for senior unsecured this week, as US names look to diversify their investor base away from dollars.