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  • With stockmarket secondary trading off to a decent start in 2017, with the FTSE 100 hitting a record high, bankers are busy with a round of pitching and beauty parades that was already under way in December.
  • DNB Boligkreditt got the Nordic covered bond market off to a blistering start on Wednesday with a €2bn five year deal that leads were able to tighten by 5bp from initial guidance.
  • After a slow start to 2016, emerging market debt enjoyed one of the biggest rallies in recent memory. The hunt for yield drove billions of dollars into the asset class and issuers were quick to take advantage of the booming bull market. But the election of Donald Trump as US President in November put a stop to the good times and brought back uncertainty and volatility.
  • Israel became the first emerging market sovereign to put down a marker in the bond market this year with the announcement of a European roadshow next week.
  • Middle Eastern issuance is set to begin for the year with Gulf International Bank, which is looking to refinance a $500m bond due in December. The issuer is expected to be the first of many hoping to lock in funding before the next US rate hike pushes up borrowing costs.
  • Europe’s corporate bond market has made exactly the start to 2017 that lead managers would have hoped for. RCI Banque, the French car finance bank, took the lead on the first business day, Tuesday, and although its deal was handsomely oversubscribed, it still left bankers unsure how strong investors’ appetites were.
  • SSA
    SSA borrowers have wasted no time in approaching the primary market this year and the early pipeline appears strong. But as buoyant as conditions appear, there was evidence to suggest investors will not be buying everything thrown their way at any old price.
  • FIG
    High volumes of issuance have boosted confidence in FIG primary market conditions at the start of 2017, with bankers expecting flows to remain high until banks start going into blackout later this month.
  • Likely faced with an assault course of volatility inducing events this year, emerging market issuers will be keen to raise cash early before Brexit/Trump/rate rises/European elections (delete as appropriate) come to blight the market.
  • The Indonesian government has cut its business ties with JP Morgan, following the bank’s decision to downgrade the country’s stocks in November.
  • Goldman Sachs’ co-head of ECM syndicate for Asia Pacific ex-Japan has left the bank to lead macro research firm View from the Peak (VFTP).
  • Guangzhou Rural Commercial Bank Co is seeking regulatory approval for a $2bn IPO, having filed a draft prospectus with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) on Wednesday.