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  • A new global code of conduct for the FX market was published in London on Thursday by a group of central banks. It calls for more “ethical” behaviour among market participants.
  • The stampede by corporate dollar issuers continued into a second consecutive week with Italian energy giant Enel printing the largest ever deal by an Italian corporate in the US investment grade market, and the second biggest Yankee deal of 2017.
  • SSA
    With borrowers universally ahead of schedule in their funding programmes but investors hungry for more supply, attention is turning to the market for socially responsible investments. Three agencies hit screens to sell SRI bonds this week, while a fourth is on the road marketing another.
  • DB names UK ECM head — AIIB hires in treasury — BNPP hires traders from Goldman
  • Investors have called on the UK Debt Management Office to extend its conventional curve with a syndication in September — although the view is far from unanimous.
  • Sparebanken Sør Boligkreditt and Société Générale enjoyed solid receptions for their covered bonds this week, with the Norwegian issuer pricing flat to its curve.
  • Investors are now largely on board with the effective subordination of senior unsecured bonds, with accounts all too happy to fuel the rapid growth of the non-preferred senior debt market in 2017. But discord in the way the new forms of bail-inable debt are treated by index providers casts a bright light on a market that is still in flux, writes Tyler Davies.
  • JP Morgan smashed through $15bn of year-to-date TLAC issuance this week as a trio of banks hit the dollar market, ahead of a brief break for Memorial Day holiday.
  • No deterioration in credit quality has taken place among corporate Schuldschein borrowers since 2008, concludes a new report from Helaba, despite the market having undergone huge expansion.
  • Santander placed three taps of a senior non-preferred May 2023 line on May 19, raising a total of €270m. The issuer was one of the first Spanish banks to issue this type of private placement, which drew significant investor demand.
  • Japan's Norinchukin Bank is understood to have invested in US middle market CLOs for the first time, the latest chapter in the evolution of the bank’s CLO investing strategy, writes David Bell. It accompanies a growing surge of liquidity in middle market lending in what could be a breakout year for the sector.
  • The European Commission’s mid-term review on Capital Markets Union, set to be debated on June 7, will look at toughening the terms on enforcing on collateral, a move which should help recoveries on the continent’s overhang of non-performing loans, but which could prove politically controversial.