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  • Zurich pulled in very strong demand for a dollar-denominated deeply subordinated bond on Wednesday, following in Prudential PLC’s footsteps by targeting investors in the Asian market.
  • The renminbi is joining the IMF special drawing rights (SDR) later this year, but that achievement does not mean mission accomplished for China’s authorities. For Beijing to achieve its stated goals of making the RMB a reserve currency and the SDR a real world currency more steps will be needed, according to leading monetary policy experts.
  • CEE
    New deals from Turkey’s Yapi Kredi, Majid Al Futtaim, and Russia’s State Transport Leasing Company this week prove that CEEMEA has finally shaken off any Brexit-related concerns and is now revelling in its apparent ‘safe haven’ status.
  • SSA
    Public sector borrowers are in the middle of a monster week of borrowing, with seven benchmarks hitting screens so far.
  • The first corporate bond new issue has been priced in euros at a negative yield. Deutsche Bahn raised €350m of five year debt on Wednesday with a 0% coupon, at a yield of -0.006%.
  • Singapore’s Olam International is seeking investors for a subordinated dollar perpetual non call five trade, opening books on Wednesday morning with initial guidance in the 5.5% area.
  • Indonesia’s Adira Dinamika Multi Finance has wrapped up its latest fresh money borrowing at an increased amount of $225m. The halo of indirect ownership by Temasek helped the company rake in commitments.
  • EC World Real Estate Investment Trust has opened books on its S$350.7m ($260.1m) listing in Singapore, as investors continue to flock to the relative safety of Reits and amid a hunt for yield.
  • FIG
    Tightening spreads encouraged a sprinkling of new deals in the FIG market this week, but for the most part issuers were battening down the hatches for results season.
  • The Eurosystem purchased fewer covered bonds last week than a week earlier reflecting a slowdown in primary activity twinned with increasing difficulty sourcing bonds in the squeezed secondary market. This has been most conspicuously felt at the long end of core markets where positive yields may soon disappear.
  • The BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) is set to venture into the bond market for the first time next week with a Rmb3bn ($448m) offering to be sold in China’s interbank bond market.
  • ONGC Videsh is ready to return to the dollar debt market after a hiatus of two years, mandating banks for a potential offering on Wednesday.