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  • This was the week high yield borrowers in sterling came out of the Brexit shadows to face a market ridden with political tensions — what they found was hungry, but sober, investors.
  • Tranche 1: €600m
  • IBA — HSBC Dubai — Profi
  • Long-languished plans to centrally clear foreign exchange derivatives have been jump-started back to life, claimed dealers who are optimistic that a cleared FX options contract could be available to trade within the coming months and pave the way for further progress in the asset class.
  • SSA
    A decision by the UK High Court on Thursday that the country’s parliament must vote to start the process of leaving the European Union could lead to market volatility in the weeks ahead, issuers and bankers have warned. The decision came during an eventful week for the UK, which also included a Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee meeting, a warning from Moody’s over single market access and a debut issue from Aberdeen City Council.
  • Standard Chartered rocked assumptions about old style capital instruments this week when it said it would not call its legacy capital deal. Issuers with similarly structured bonds may not want to ignore the economic benefits of the UK bank’s decision and the likely consequences for future additional tier one issuance. Tyler Davies reports.
  • MSC Cruises, the largest European cruise company by number of employees, offered its first public bond to the Swiss market on Thursday. Though bonds from unlisted, private companies can be difficult to sell, a tempting yield and a thorough roadshow encouraged retail investors to hop on board.
  • The markets haven’t accepted that negative coupon bonds could become anything but an anomaly, even in a world of ongoing quantitative easing and persistently low or negative rates — but the European Central Bank is preparing for that eventuality.
  • The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) announced the opening of a new office dedicated to understanding and responding to fintech innovations affecting the federal banking system.
  • SSA
    An inconclusive result would be far and away the worst possible outcome of next week’s US presidential election, said a head of funding at a European agency, with any repeat of the legal wrangles that followed the 2000 vote likely to fuel market volatility.
  • High grade dollar issuance got off to a slow start in November as event risk dominated the minds of borrowers and investors ahead of the US elections.
  • A shift of momentum in the US presidential race has sent tremors through derivatives markets this week, with equity implied volatility ramping up, credit index spreads widening and the Mexican peso slumping against the dollar.