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  • CEE
    Halkbank's planned Eurobond issuance is on hold after Mehmet Hakan Atilla, its deputy CEO, was detained following a roadshow in the US on charges of breaching sanctions against Iran, an investor relations person at the bank told GlobalCapital on Wednesday.
  • Europe’s Capital Markets Union project was supposed to place a regulatory rocket underneath the region’s private debt markets. But it has been slow work so far. What are the next steps for official support of the asset class? Owen Sanderson reports.
  • The widely admired US private placement market has inspired the development and growth of private debt markets in Europe. But hopes of replicating in Europe the US model, governed by regulation and convention, of a single market with one set of documents, have been pushed back. As Jon Hay reports, the market now looks headed towards a more varied ecosystem.
  • CEE
    Gazprom opened books on Wednesday morning on the first sterling-denominated bond from a Russian borrower since 2013.
  • SSA
    With a quiet market, a deal from Monday struggling in secondaries and the UK triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, one could be forgiven for thinking that conditions for public sector borrowers are grim this week, but SSA bankers claimed otherwise.
  • Emerging market borrowers showed no regard for the start of the UK's official departure from the EU on Wednesday, opening books on four deals as prime minister Teresa May formally triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.
  • FIG
    No banks had issued new senior or subordinated deals in euros or dollars by mid-week, as market participants blamed a heavy take-up in the final round of the European Central Bank’s Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations (TLTRO II).
  • Chatter about the 'Trump Dump' as investors lose confidence in US economic stimulus may be intensifying, but it has not produced the equity correction predicted, and capital markets in Europe are ploughing ahead, unfazed by the UK's triggering of Article 50 on Wednesday.
  • Nigeria reopened its 2032s to raise an additional $500m on Wednesday, after making a successful foray into the international markets in February.
  • Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is back in the market with a dual tranche deal carrying three and five tenors, set to be issued through the firm's leasing arm.
  • Fujian Yango Group sealed its inaugural international bond on Tuesday, snapping up $300m from a guaranteed bond. A quiet debt market in Asia worked in the issuer’s favour, but it still had to pay a premium for its unrated status.
  • Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) has extended the deadline for responses to a $150m request for proposals sent in mid-March.