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  • Chinese property developer Fantasia Holdings Group added $100m to its existing five non call three notes with a tap on Tuesday, reaching its goal to raise $500m from the dollar debt market this year.
  • A subsidiary of Malaysian telecommunications company Axiata Group has expanded the bookrunner group of a $400m loan, which was overhauled and boosted from the original $100m in November.
  • The final three US CMBS conduit transactions of 2016, including a risk retention compliant offering, were priced at the end of last week, closing out a busy fourth quarter for primary issuance.
  • The London Stock Exchange has entered into exclusive talks with Euronext about selling it LCH.Clearnet SA, the LSE's French clearing subsidiary.
  • Move over Hillary — the president-elect is now every American banker’s favourite politician, with bank executives citing confidence in the new administration and forecasts predicting a rip-roaring 2017.
  • The Singapore Exchange has received certification that its kilobar gold futures contract is now Shariah-compliant.
  • Volvo Cars, the Swedish car company owned by Zhejiang Geely Holding of China, has raised Skr5bn ($530m) in a private placement of preference shares, which might be converted to listed shares if Volvo completes an IPO.
  • Shares in Life Healthcare, one of South Africa’s leading private hospital operators, rose 1.5% on Tuesday after it said it would raise R10.7bn ($756m) in a rights issue to reduce its leverage after buying Alliance Medical Group, the UK provider of diagnostic imaging services.
  • Europe’s bank recovery and resolution directive (BRRD) could face an important first test this month if Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena fails to complete its rescue plan. But market participants should not completely write off the new framework, even if the bail-in process does not pan out how they had hoped.
  • Suddenly infrastructure is the word on every Western politician’s lips. It has become an indispensable element of a re-election campaign, a weapon with which to fight back against populism and win over the hearts and minds of disgruntled electorates.
  • A majority of credit investors believe the European Central Bank will begin to wind down its Corporate Sector Purchase Programme from April next year, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey published on Tuesday.
  • SSA
    KfW placed its final deal of the year on Tuesday, tapping a short dated sterling line and making this the busiest December for offshore SSA sterling issuance in over a decade.