There are no signs yet of wider fears about the GCC real estate sector given Binghatti’s sukuk has rallied and there have ...

The UK tapped its £8bn 4.375% January 2040 Gilt, and, after receiving £119bn of orders, added £8.5bn to the line. This amount ...

The rates market has traditionally been the bastion of stability in bond markets. Its biggest component — sovereign bonds — provide the risk-free rate and bedrock in any given currency. But that ...

Public sectors issuers have made an exceptionally strong start in the bond market this year. Although next week volumes are expected to drop as Chinese/Lunar New Year celebrations take many Asian ...

Returning sources of capital could enable sponsors to push on standards, say investors, but phenomenon could manifest itself in subtle ways ...

UK financial regulation is shifting into a new gear, in which the emphasis will be strongly pro-growth and innovation, possibly with a higher tolerance for risk.

The appointments are a push by Goldman’s CEO David Solomon to promote the next generation of leaders and retain top performers, in anticipation of a revival of M&A and capital markets activity at a ...

Banks are tightening restrictions on investors use of finance to buy their SRTs, market sources have told GlobalCapital, in a move that could ultimately impact demand for the product. “Sponsors ...

On Wednesday, Penske Truck Leasing (Baa2/BBB+) hit the market with a $750m five year trade that tightened by 25bp to print at 85bp over Treasuries. Bank of America, JP Morgan, MUFG, US Bancorp and ...

EM primary issuance has been quiet in dollars this week, with issuers wary of volatility from Trump’s blizzard of policy announcements and executive orders. However, a handful of CEEMEA borrowers have ...

The Helsinki based issuer brought its first euro benchmark of the year on Tuesday, when it printed a €1.25bn 2.625% December 2029 bond. The deal attracted €7.1bn of orders which was a record for ...

Growth through asset price inflation builds systemic risk and does little for the "working people" that the government claims it wants to make better off. A better idea would be to boost SME financing ...