Soc Gen names new FIG DCM head
Société Générale has named a new head of FIG debt capital markets, a replacement for Sébastien Domanico, who left the firm in April.
View ArticleEBRD prints exotic MTN
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on Wednesday sold its second Kazakhstani tenge note ever in what bankers say is an oil price play.
View ArticleBright Food Singapore plays it safe with three year
The European investment grade corporate bond saw its first piece of Asian supply since CK Hutchinson’s April bond as Bright Food Singapore issued a €400m deal.
View ArticleNordic IG loans heat up ahead of summer break
The Nordic loan market is set to enjoy a bumper second quarter of refinancing, with large investment grade corporates launching chunky deals ahead of the summer holidays.
View ArticleFX communication scrutinised in BIS conduct code
Communication between foreign exchange market participants remains essential, the Bank for International Settlements has said, as it published a global code of conduct on Thursday aimed at restoring...
View ArticleOman’s PDO comes to London to charm banks
Petroleum Development Oman is holding a bank meeting in London on Friday to liaise with new banks which could be interested in its $3bn loan.
View ArticleClose Brothers taps window for debut auto deal
Close Brother’s debut UK auto loan deal brought sterling consumer ABS to the primary market on Wednesday.
View ArticleDelta Lloyd lines up with NHG-backed RMBS
Delta Lloyd has announced a prime RMBS that is fully backed by Nationale Hypotheek Garantie (NHG) mortgage loans. Although these loans are less risky, the supply of them may fall due to new European...
View ArticleHY pipeline: €35bn is the new €50bn
Expectations in the European high yield market about issuance volumes for 2016 are falling below the €50bn mark as low rated and new borrowers remain absent.
View ArticleTotal Derivatives: Pandamania looms for cross-currency basis
A recent flurry of developments related to Chinese offshore and onshore bond markets, coupled with a burgeoning (but not yet flowing) pipeline of Panda bonds is sparking talk that the next great leap...
View ArticleHotelbeds launches €490m buyout loan
Hotelbeds, the travel services operator based in Majorca, launched syndication for its €490m term loan ‘B’ on Thursday. The loan will be used for Cinven's and CPPIB's acquisition of Hotelbeds.
View ArticleJP Morgan MTN head departs
The head of medium term notes at JP Morgan has left the firm after almost 15 years.
View ArticleFCE comes for sterling with much of Europe on holiday
FCE Bank, the finance subsidiary of Ford, paid a visit to the sterling bond market on a day when a significant amount of Europe was celebrating the Corpus Christi public holiday.
View ArticleCemex to pre-market $500m IPO next week
Cemex Holdings Philippines is planning to start pre-marketing its potential $500m IPO from the first week of June, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter.
View ArticleShanghai exchange answers MSCI stock suspension doubts
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) published guidelines for future stock suspensions by mainland-listed companies, removing another roadblock to the inclusion of A-shares in the MSCI indices.
View ArticleNo notice of default given on MAM loan, says Mozambique MinFin
Mozambique has not defaulted on its loan obligations as it has not received a notification from VTB that Mozambique Asset Management has missed a repayment on state guaranteed debt, the Ministry of...
View ArticleBOC, China Merchants bring NPL securitization back to China
China welcomed its first pair of non-performing loan securitizations in more than eight years as Bank of China and China Merchants Bank tied up their long-awaited trades on Thursday.
View ArticleBFCM prints floater as fixed notes are squeezed
Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel (BFCM) became the latest bank to print floating rate senior unsecured notes on Friday, as tightening fixed rate spreads make floaters more attractive to buyers.
View ArticleClient activity holds back RBC's capital markets but advisory holds up
Royal Bank of Canada’s capital markets division reported a 7% year-on-year fall in profits in its second quarter results as trading and origination activity declined but strong M&A activity buoyed...
View ArticleCatalonia finance minister: Moody’s downgrade ‘artificial and irrelevant’
Catalonia’s finance minister will describe a Moody’s downgrade of the region as “artificial and irrelevant” later on Friday, according to GlobalCapital sources.
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