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  • Corporate investors have taken some significant political shocks in their stride this year but Christian Savvides, co-head of European debt advisory at Rothschild Global Advisory, warned the ride might be bumpier in 2017.
  • National Bank of Abu Dhabi signed a $2bn three year loan on Tuesday, cementing the bank group for its $175bn merger with First Gulf Bank, though some key European banks turned down a role on the deal.
  • FIG
    French banks have wasted no time since receiving legal confirmation they could issue senior non-preferred bonds, with two financial institution delving into strong investor demand for the new asset class in as many days.
  • The public sector market is awaiting the final big event of 2016 in the shape of the US Federal Reserve’s rate decision later on Wednesday. But while a US rate rise looks all but a certainty, some funding officials are anxious about the potential for volatility in the dollar market next year from a different source — politics.
  • It is commitments week in the European leveraged loan market this week, after a busy December packed with deals. Nine transactions are due to be priced, with several, including Morpho’s €2.1bn term loan, having already been completed.
  • CEE
    Poland delivered a keenly priced green bond debut on Monday in the brief window before the US Federal Open Markets Committee meeting on Wednesday. Now attention in CEEMEA bonds has fallen upon next year's issuance pipeline.
  • Nigeria’s sovereign bond prices have rallied with a new Eurobond expected in January despite the government reporting on Monday N2.2tr ($7bn) of unrecorded debt, equivalent to 2.3% of the country’s GDP.
  • With the Christmas holidays fast approaching, equity capital markets are demonstrating that the first quarter of 2017 is likely to be busy, with two significant rights issues announced in the past few days.
  • Shandong Ruyi Technology Group issued its debut international bond on Tuesday, continuing the trickle of year end issuance from China ahead of the expiration of regulatory approvals.
  • CEE
    Eurohold, the unrated Bulgarian insurance and leasing group, refined guidance on Tuesday for a €50m five year EMTN to 8.25% area and said indications of interest were in excess of €45m.
  • Tata Sons has forked out Rp24.3bn ($359.8m) for a block of shares in Tata Motors through a reverse bookbuild process, the first of its kind in India.
  • Bank of Communications Financial Leasing opened a new source of funding on Monday with a $300m securitization of loans backed by aircraft assets. Not only was this one of the few internationally marketed structured finance transactions out of Asia, it also marked the return of a rare credit support structure last seen publicly in 2014.