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  • China’s Xinyuan Real Estate opened books for a new three year dollar bond on Wednesday, and is looking to use the proceeds to repay debt, including its outstanding 2018s.
  • Indian pharmaceutical firm Laurus Labs is planning to go public this year with a Rp10bn ($149.0m) IPO, according to sources familiar with the deal.
  • Wanda Commercial Properties Hong Kong is back in the syndication market for a fresh loan of $500m, just two months after its last fundraising.
  • Doosan Bobcat is expected to start gauging sentiment for its $1bn-$2bn IPO in South Korea immediately after the securities registration statement is filed on September 8, according to bankers on the deal.
  • Leshi Internet and Information Technology Hong Kong has rolled out a $150m three year facility to general syndication.
  • Standard & Poor’s said on Tuesday that there was at least a one-in-three chance of Mexico receiving a downgrade to its BBB+ rating within the next two years, although bond markets showed no reaction to the announcement.
  • DCM bankers covering Colombia said they expect the South American sovereign to issue in the autumn despite announcing on Tuesday it would increase local market bond sales by Cp8tr ($2.74bn) this year.
  • It was a clean sweep for EFG Bank in Asiamoney’s Private Banking Poll, cementing a strong run that has seen in dominate in multiple categories over the past three years. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • The World Bank’s debut IMF special drawing rights (SDR) bond — dubbed a Mulan bond — is an acknowledgement of China’s success in reforming the renminbi, George Richardson, the organisation’s director and global head of capital markets, told GlobalRMB.
  • Banks and fintech companies are realising that their best prospects lie in working together. But the relationships come in many forms and regulators are starting to pay closer attention, writes Ellen Sheng.
  • Private banks have been under sustained pressure to provide more transparency on the work they carry out for their client base in recent years. In Asia, where wealth is growing at the fastest rate globally, local scandals are combining with global regulation to create a thorny environment for the industry. Peter McGill reports.
  • The growing ranks of Asia’s high net worth individuals are demanding that banks work ever harder to drive the cycle of wealth creation sweeping across the region. Banks serving the wealthy are meeting this challenge through a ‘one bank’ approach that sees them attempt to meld their private and investment banks into one seamless operation. John Loh reports.