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  • SSA
    The January rush of bond issuance is flooding screens with public sector deals, with $10bn of dollar funding and €4bn in euros arriving on Tuesday alone. Issuers are looking to stock up ahead of what may be a volatile year, but the strain may be beginning to show.
  • Israel burst onto screens on Wednesday to open CEEMEA issuance for 2017. A popular name with investors, the 20bp premium offered at initial price thoughts seemed to go down well with the €6.5bn of orders submitted before lunch.
  • Société Générale SFH was set to issue a well oversubscribed mortgage backed seven year bond on Wednesday as Bawag shouldered a frostier reception for its public sector loan backed Austrian 10 year.
  • With most senior bankers and investors now back from holidays, equity capital markets in EMEA have burst into life this week, with the launch of two large capital increases and a sizeable state block trade in Engie.
  • Santander revealed on Wednesday it was considering printing total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) eligible instruments before Spain has given its final approval for the creation of senior non-preferred debt.
  • European corporate bond issues are coming thick and fast. Participants who predicted this week would be busy have been proved right, with 12 deals pushed into the euro, sterling and Eurodollar markets so far.
  • FIG
    Extraordinarily strong issuance conditions in the euro and sterling markets have bred a rush of new supply in the second week of 2017, allowing rarer names to price trickier deals across a broad range of asset classes.
  • Latin American issuers are leading the charge to primary markets this year so far in emerging market bonds but Wednesday saw the first CEEMEA issuer to open books as Israel tried a dual tranche 10 and 20 year trade.
  • South Korea is expecting a strong flow of IPOs in the first half of 2017 as a choppy end to last year delayed many companies from launching deals. But there is some concern among ECM bankers that a burst of listings could clog up the market.
  • The Indonesian ministry of finance has announced new regulations mandating bond dealers to act in accordance with the country’s best interests, effective immediately.
  • The names of banks that subscribed to China Universal Leasing's Rmb2.03bn ($293m) fundraising is out. The company signed the loan on January 6 and the first draw down is expected to happen as early as Friday.
  • The rising tide of capital outflows from China has left experts debating Beijing's best course of action. While there are a number of options, none are likely to generate long-term confidence in the renminbi.