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  • International Finance Corporation is set to launch a new 10 year Kangaroo bond.
  • Shares in Tullow Oil, the Anglo-Irish oil and gas drilling company, closed 5.5% higher on Thursday on an adjusted basis, after they began trading ex-rights before its £607m rights issue.
  • New Jersey based asset manager Onex Credit Partners has closed its first European CLO, while fellow US manager HPS has also launched a first deal in the European market.
  • The University of Southampton made its debut in the bond markets this week, printing a £300m April 2057 trade amid a torrent of investor questions over the impact of Brexit on the UK’s education sector.
  • French cheesemaker Fromageries Bel set final terms on a €500m seven year trade on Thursday, with bankers away from the bond heaping praise on the execution.
  • The European high yield market began printing €600m of new deals on Thursday, as issuer-friendly conditions allow repricings at ever lower coupon levels. But one investor sounded fears that such good times may not last.
  • The global head of private credit at KKR has left the firm — despite its filing documents for a third ‘Lending Partners’ fund this week, suggesting it is raising another direct lending vehicle.
  • Germany’s WL Bank priced a €250m tap of its 10 year mortgage backed Pfandbrief on Thursday, taking advantage of the squeezed market to price flat to its curve. Cheaper French covered bonds have performed well lately and profit taking was seen in the UK sector.
  • Governments are often pilloried for privatisations, sometimes for years afterwards. It’s hard for them to win, with one of the biggest risks being taking the blame for underpricing the asset.
  • Equity arrangers in Asia are upbeat after volumes in the first quarter easily trumped last year’s deal flow. With conditions ripe for a strong rebound in 2017, the view across the street is that investor sentiment has turned a corner, as institutional interest trickles back into ECM after a long absence. John Loh reports.
  • Ant Financial subsidiary Alipay (Hong Kong) Holding has launched a $3bn debut syndication via a nine-member bookrunner group. The strong showing at the top is driven by opportunities to cross-sell higher fee-generating products such as private banking, equity advisory and underwriting services to the Alibaba Group-affiliated borrower, reports Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • Swiss steelmaker Schmolz + Bickenbach opened the euro high yield market on Monday with a sub-benchmark sized deal, extending March’s stream of opportunistic refinancing deals.