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  • Indonesia’s move to pre-fund its 2017 financing requirements with a bond last week surprised the market. Views are mixed on whether it made the right decision but DCM bankers in the region hope other sovereigns will also look to make an early start on funding plans.
  • China Railway Construction Corp (CRCC) has sold its second convertible bond of 2016, this time a renminbi-denominated, dollar-settled trade linked to the offshore RMB spot price. Chinese issuers are warming to the structure amid concerns about RMB depreciation, as investors bear the currency risks. John Loh reports.
  • Bank Negara Indonesia is wrapping up a $750m borrowing with nine mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners, returning to the loan market after a two year break. As liquidity is still abundant, the borrower is raising its biggest syndicated deal, with bankers saying that government backed names from the country will remain popular. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena has asked the European Central Bank to extend its rescue plan deadline into next year, in a move that could complicate the commitments the Italian lender received in its debt-for-equity swap.
  • Citi and ING have named new heads for their respective Asia debt syndicate teams, while Natixis has recruited a DCM banker from Commerzbank.
  • BAML loses Hong Kong IB chief to UBS — UBS hires from Deutsche for M&A — ANZ appointments — SGX names head of fixed income sales
  • Credit Suisse has lowered profit targets for its Asia Pacific division amid a slump in volumes and capital markets activity, the bank said at its investor day this week.
  • China Minsheng Banking Corp grabbed the market’s attention on Wednesday, raising the maximum amount it had approval for with its debut additional tier one note, and getting away with little new issue premium.
  • The syndicate that supplied a $405m loan on which Royal Industries defaulted, is waiting for one last bank’s go-ahead for the borrower’s waiver request. All lenders must sign off the changes before they can be implemented.
  • The Shanghai Municipal government priced the first free trade zone (FTZ) bond on Thursday, marking the launch of a third bond market in China.
  • Country Garden Holdings priced a 10 year bond on Wednesday, having pulling an earlier attempt at a deal in November. While the market remains challenging, the issue was backed by anchor orders as the leads left little to chance this time.
  • Malaysia’s MRCB-Quill Reit has raised MR487.9m ($110.1m) from a follow-on placement, executed during lunchtime on Thursday.