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  • World Bank added an A$75m ($56.2m) tap to its November 2031 Australian dollar bond on Tuesday. The original bond was the first time an SSA had printed a Kangaroo benchmark that far out along the curve.
  • After the wild ride that was 2016 ECM, banks in Asia are hoping for some breathing space next year. Bankers report a strong pipeline, but worries about Donald Trump and other potentially destabilising macro events continue to cast a shadow. For 2017, the key will be in the execution, writes John Loh.
  • South American development bank Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) has elected Luis Carranza Ugarte, the former Peruvian finance minister, as executive president.
  • FIG
    UK and Irish investors took the market by surprise hoovering up over 40% of Crédit Agricole’s market opening senior non-preferred trade this week, though French accounts took the bulk of Société Générale’s follow-up deal.
  • VietJet Aviation sealed Vietnam’s largest IPO this week, pricing the D3.79tr ($167m) trade in the lower half of expectations and becoming a rare bright spot in an otherwise patchy market for stock sales.
  • FIG
    The European Banking Authority published its final report on the design and implementation of the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) this week, drastically reducing its prediction of how much debt banks will have to raise
  • Myanmar’s capital market is set for a fillip in 2017 from foreign investors who will gain greater access thanks to new laws coming into force. Expectations are high but the country will be wary of letting any momentum fade, as has happened to some of its neighbours. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • CEE
    Turkey’s Elazig Hospital has placed an innovative project bond, the structure of which enabled it to achieve a rating two notches above the Turkish sovereign. With infrastructure financing needs huge in the emerging markets, the deal sets a strong precedent for future issuance.
  • Innogy, the renewables, retail and grids subsidiary of RWE, is on course to be made liable for €10.1bn of bonds issued by its parent, after gaining approval from a majority of bondholders for a consent solicitation this week.
  • Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, the Argentine airport operator, is looking to return to bond markets in 2017 with a 10 year deal of up to $400m.
  • Next year’s Asian loan market could see a shift in dynamics as lenders juggle rate hikes and abundant liquidity. Borrowers could also turn away from bonds in favour of syndicated lending, setting the stage for a year of growth, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • UniCredit privately bagged an extra €500m of additional tier one capital this week, ahead of an ambitious plan to bulk up its common equity and clean up its balance sheet.