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  • HSBC syndicate switches — BNPP hires from CS for corps — UBS brings back Baston
  • Equity-linked bond bankers are looking forward to a lively year for issuance in Emea in 2017, as they believe market conditions will favour the product and a wide variety of issuers will find it useful.
  • Nigeria has picked three banks to manage its first sovereign trade since July 2013.
  • Dr Pepper Snapple and Roper Technologies jumped into what is expected to be last full week for US bond market issuance in 2016 with M&A trades that pushed corporate supply close to a new record.
  • The Greek government’s plan to return to the bond market next year is unlikely to garner much interest from investors unless it pays an inflated price, despite a series of short term debt relief measures agreed this week, said public sector bankers.
  • The European Council on Wednesday gave its approval to the European Parliament’s proposal to regulate money market funds, finally answering the remaining questions about the changes the reform will impose.
  • A stiffened version of the “simple, transparent and standardised” (STS) framework for European securitization was passed in the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON) on Thursday, dealing a potential killer blow for US ABS issuers looking to cross the pond to sell to European investors.
  • BNP Paribas has hired Harsh Agarwal from Credit Suisse, adding the new arrival to its corporate DCM team.
  • CEE
    Poland’s plans to issue the first ever sovereign green bond surprised supporters and sceptics alike this week. Climate finance experts are hopeful that the deal marks a major shift in Polish policy to a greener future after the government initially resisted ratifying the UN’s Paris Agreement, writes Virginia Furness.
  • The immediate irony of the securitization industry’s efforts to create a “simple, transparent and standardised” framework to boost the market is that once Europe’s politicians got hold of it, it became a complicated, opaque and idiosyncratic way of holding it back.
  • Italy and the wider eurozone periphery this week rode out the latest vote against the political status quo of 2016, as government bonds performed well despite the resignation of Italy’s prime minister Matteo Renzi after losing a constitutional reform referendum over the weekend.
  • EU institutions agreed on Thursday to simplify the rules on prospectuses, increasing the size of capital raising which can be done without having to meet the full regulatory requirements, and easing the burden for frequent issuers.