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  • Flakt Woods, the Swedish air conditioner supplier, allocated its €300m buyout term loan on Wednesday, at notably wider pricing than most other deals in the market of late.
  • Banks may get a temporary stay of implementation on applying one of the more feared post-crisis developments in bank capital and accounting rules.
  • Close Brothers was looking for 10 year sterling funding on Wednesday, while Westpac launched a dual-tranche bond in euros, as banks revived their funding plans after a volatile period.
  • CNP Assurances attracted more than €7bn orders for the first tier three insurance bond in euros. The investor-friendly format offered a pick-up over senior paper, and may have lifted the lid on a cheap source of capital.
  • September has been my favourite month this year, as I managed to enjoy some peace and quiet at Captain’s Bar, thanks to all the young’uns working like mad to push out deals. And when I say young, I mean some are really, unbelievably, young — at least judging by their looks.
  • Three European socially responsible investment (SRI) funds have participated in a $22m loan, backed by the EBRD, to build Georgia’s first wind farm.
  • Promsvyazbank (PSB) opened books on a three year senior deal on Wednesday, following hard on the heels of compatriot, Otkritie. But PSB wants more international investment than that seen in recent Russian deals, its CFO told GlobalCapital.
  • The euro market for public sector borrowers came back in fashion this week, but a bumper order book for a short dated dollar deal from KfW on Wednesday morning is showing that both currencies are still in good health.
  • Syndicate desks bombarded investors with FIG deals up and down the capital structure this week, as banks and insurers finally felt confident enough to launch new transactions ahead of a tricky fourth quarter.
  • Haitong International Securities Group has printed its first convertible bond in two years. It is the first zero coupon CB from an international arm of a Chinese securities house, said bankers close to the deal.
  • Corporate bond issuance is continuing at a fast rate in Europe, with three deals on Monday this week and six on Tuesday. But investors have become less willing to accept the tight spreads, yields and new issue premiums that quantitative easing has underpinned for much of this year.
  • KEB Hana Bank executed a $650m dual-tranche offering on Tuesday, ahead of an expected burst of supply from financial names. While the issuer priced the longer five year portion flat to its outstanding curve, it decided to be slightly generous with the three year to bag a larger amount.