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  • Brazilian energy company Petrobras has kicked off global syndication for a $1bn facility, which it is borrowing through its overseas arm Petrobras Netherlands.
  • India’s central bank will allow the country’s lenders to invest in real estate and infrastructure investment trusts, the latest in a series of regulations aimed at bringing the asset class to life.
  • The precise scope of the Belt and Road initiative (BRI) remains a bit of a mystery, but there are those arguing the scheme is important to the next phase of RMB internationalisation (RMBi). Yet, the beneficial impact on RMB usage for trade and investment is yet to be seen.
  • Every year, our sister publication Asiamoney carries out an Offshore RMB Poll. As part of that process, the magazine asks the market for its thoughts on important renminbi topics. In this third year, we received around 2,300 valid responses, up 3% on a year ago. The ten questions included a new one on the inclusion of onshore RMB assets in global indices. Here we present the answers to the first five questions.
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  • Leak had the pleasure of dining with one MTN team and their PR aficionado at the historic Simpson’s Tavern pub last Friday.
  • Many names have a certain kind of notoriety among credit derivatives players. TXU, Hellenic Republic and more recently iHeart have all posed significant challenges to the efficacy of the CDS product, writes Gavan Nolan.
  • A German MEP reignited the explosive topic of London-based euro clearing on Tuesday, proclaiming that “EU citizens decide on their own money.” A move to force euro clearing to take place inside the eurozone could raise the cost of derivatives collateral and damage risk management, lawyers warned, as well as denting the City's position as a financial centre. Costas Mourselas and Jean Comte reports.
  • The sterling corporate debt market had a rip-roaring week with £1.4bn of debt printed as issuers looked to take advantage of the surprise rally in Gilts since the UK officially began the process of leaving the European Union by triggering Article 50 last week.
  • UK hospital funding vehicle St James's Oncology Finance demonstrated last week how easy it can be to shrug off Brexit risks to an issuer’s ratings, despite political rhetoric ramping up since UK prime minister Theresa May triggered Article 50.