Green loans are catching on Innovation in the European market is driving issuance, but preferential prudential standards could be the boon the asset class needs By Lizzie Meager August 01 2017
Activist investors set sights on corporate Europe These shareholders' tactics arrived years ago but as stateside companies wise up, their attention is increasingly turning to the continent By Lizzie Meager July 31 2017
DEAL: India’s first securities depository IPO The $800 million deal required specific clarifications from Sebi By Lizzie Meager July 26 2017
DEAL: OmGrid Funding’s $500 million notes The deal finds a novel way around Oman’s sweeping new withholding tax By Lizzie Meager July 24 2017
DEAL: Allied Irish Banks’ $4.3 billion IPO The largest public offering in London since 2011 signals a turning point for Ireland’s banks By Lizzie Meager July 18 2017
Dana sukuk: why the market is overreacting A problem with one issuer won't undermine the entire Islamic debt market By Lizzie Meager July 14 2017
FCA woos Aramco with relaxed listing rules The regulator does not explicitly mention the company in its proposal for new rules for sovereign-controlled entities By Lizzie Meager July 13 2017
FCA asset management review risks creating conflicts The industry is questioning the proposal for a minimum of two independent directors By Lizzie Meager July 07 2017
Cov-lite keeps growing Some think the changing investor base means vast parts of the market have outgrown maintenance covenants By Lizzie Meager June 29 2017
