Germany has made long-awaited green sovereign bond debut with innovative 'twin-bond' approach
Borrowing the approach of ‘wall-crossing’ from the equity markets, the bank was able to achieve a good outcome in highly challenging conditions.
Surge in demand for GVS’s filtration products has helped push its long-aspired IPO over the line.
Swiss group SIG Combibloc leveraged improved credit rating to enable €1.55bn refinancing.
Debut convertible bond and equity issuance give travel technology firm liquidity boost.
NEoT Offgrid Africa’s bespoke financing package will enable more citizens to access solar energy.
Crédit Agricole envisages its debut panda bond, which will fund its Chinese subsidiary, to be the first of many.
JPMorgan's creative approach helped Casino Guichard-Perrachon to raise the finance it needed to stave off a liquidity crunch, while also keeping existing bondholders happy.
Austria has defied market expectations with a century bond issuance that garnered significant investor interest, at rock-bottom rates.
Following several acquisitions of European companies, US-based Boston Scientific has issued its first batch of euro-denominated bonds.
With demand for climate-friendly finance growing exponentially, Marfrig has entered the fray with a bond to support sustainable beef production.
CaixaBank's charitable roots explain its success in launching the first Spanish bond linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
When Swedish real estate company Vasakronan decided to venture outside the local bond market, it chose to issue in Australian dollars and go fully digital – a strategy that netted it new international long-term investors, as Kat Van Hoof reports.
A commitment to an environmentalist agenda has made French utility Engie the world’s leading corporate issuer of green bonds.
Dubai-based Network International piqued investor interest in April when it floated on the London Stock Exchange in Europe's biggest IPO listing. David Wigan reports.
Crédit Agricole leveraged its unusual model to launch a dollar-denominated perpetual worth €4.75bn.
UniCredit's restructuring programme has paid off, enabling the Italian bank to return to the market with a handful of regulatory capital deals.
While Belgium's economy is thriving, supporting its complex regional make-up has driven up debt levels. To this end, the country's debt agency recently launched two long bonds.
Netherlands-based Takeaway.com has been on an acquisition spree around Europe. The Banker looks at its use of the debt and equity markets to finance this activity.
Dutch utility company Gasunie used its strong credit rating as a springboard to returning to the market with €300m bond issue in collaboration with ING, ABN Amro and Rabobank. David Wigan reports.