UK Sovereign

TD Securities has been on a mission. From its profitable but limited redoubt covering the niche currencies, it has fought its way into one of the biggest, toughest markets in fixed income — that for dollar agencies.

Cross-product margin models at central counterparty clearing houses must be focused on structurally correlated products to maintain clearing member access to funds in the event of a default.

British property firm Assura launched a £150m capital raise on Wednesday that will help it reduce its debt.

Virgin Media, the UK cable television, broadband and mobile phone company, substantially reduced the cost of its debt on Tuesday, as it priced $500m and £300m of senior unsecured notes.

Europe must recognise US central clearing counterparties as equivalent under European Markets Infrastructure Regulation to avoid further balkanisation of liquidity and market pricing started by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's swap execution facility mandate.

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Keepmoat, a UK homebuilder and renovator of social housing, began meeting investors in Europe on Tuesday to prepare for a potential high yield bond debut.

British shoe firm Jimmy Choo became the latest luxury goods firm to launch an IPO on Tuesday, when it kicked off a long-awaited London flotation.

Mother and child retail firm Mothercare is set to raise £100m through a fully underwritten rights issue that will fund its move towards digital.

Virgin Media, the UK cable television, broadband and mobile phone company, plans to issue its first senior unsecured bond for two years, with a dual currency deal of £600m.

British housebuilder Miller Homes launched an IPO on Monday that could value it at around £450m, the latest in a run of plays on British property growth.

Following the restructuring of the business at the beginning of September, RBS has announced the management team for EMEA investment grade debt capital markets.