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  • Crédit Agricole's rare €500m 10 year public sector Obligations Foncieres was priced at the tightest spread for a French covered bond in more than a year and it was the most highly subscribed in more than 18 months.
  • Citic Group has become the first Chinese issuer to tap the Japanese yen market in 16 years, opening the door for borrowers from the mainland to access liquidity in the Samurai market.
  • ICBC Sydney issued a Rmb1.2bn ($177m) dim sum bond on Thursday, tapping investor interest for short term liquidity with a two year offering.
  • International Finance Corp has made its first appearance in the Singapore dollar market in seven years. Its new treasury hub allows the supranational to give greater attention to Asian markets, the borrower’s Flora Chao told GlobalCapital Asia.
  • A unit of e-commerce platform Cogobuy Group has close to doubled the size of its debut syndicated loan to $194.5m following an oversubscription from nine banks.
  • China Resources Pharmaceutical Group priced its Hong Kong IPO near the middle of expectations on Friday morning, raising HK$14bn ($1.8bn) after investors stormed into the trade.
  • China Great Wall Asset Management Corp priced a dual-tranche offering on Thursday, finding strong demand for its deal. The relatively small size and the timing of the transaction worked in favour of the bad debt manager, according to bankers.
  • Delhi International Airport’s decision to launch its bond a month after wrapping up roadshows paid off, with the new 10 year cinching global interest and a more than 6.5x covered book.
  • The Indian government is looking to add around Rp22bn ($329.6m) to its coffers with a sell down of a portion of its stake in construction company NBCC.
  • Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) is set to become the first commercial issuer of special drawing rights-denominated bonds. The group’s head of capital markets for Greater China and north Asia told GlobalRMB that the notes are testament to StanChart’s commitment to develop the renminbi markets.
  • In this round-up, The BRICS bank announces its lending target for the next year, two US banks compete for RMB clearing role in New York, and China Construction Bank Tokyo gets admitted to the onshore foreign exchange market. Plus, a recap of our coverage this week.
  • Home to the world’s largest capital market, the US has what it takes to redraw the global heat map of renminbi internationalisation (RMBi) now that it has been awarded a clearing bank and the world’s second largest RMB investment quota. Yet this potential could be squandered by the upcoming presidential elections unless market forces prevail.