Tag: barclays

Structured Products

Barclays’ global head of fund-linked derivatives discusses the growth in fund-linked structures that offer leveraged exposure to hedge funds.

By Nick Ferguson | 27 April 2007

Debt

GS Caltex of Korea prices at tight end

Investors are keen to participate in the highly liquid $500 million benchmark issue.

By Rosie Slater | 18 April 2007

Debt

Telstra prices popular bond in volatile markets

At 62bp over mid-swaps, the €1 billion eurobond is priced slightly wider than guidance but is six times oversubscribed.

By Cherie Marriott | 15 March 2007

People Moves

Von Daeniken to drive Barclays Wealth business

Barclays wealth management division picks Didier von Daeniken, formerly of Credit Suisse, to drive its Asian expansion.

By Sameera Anand | 14 March 2007

Debt

Telstra flags €1 billion eurobond

The national telco will tap the euro market with a long-term benchmark issue lead by JPMorgan, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and Barclays Capital.

By Cherie Marriott | 8 March 2007

People Moves

BarCap moves global forex head to Singapore

Ivan Ritossa set to transfer to Asia to lead development of regional rates business.

By Nick Ferguson | 31 January 2007

Structured Products

Barclays powers into HK structured fund market

The Power Select Income Fund targets stable returns from structured investments in power sector.

By Nick Ferguson | 25 January 2007

People Moves

Barclays names two new hires

The bank announces hires in Singapore to expand its global retail and commercial banking business.

By Andrew Peck | 9 January 2007

Private Banking

Barclays combines units to build wealth management in Asia

Mumbai next stop as the group leverages the capabilities of BGI and Barclays Capital.

By Jame DiBiasio | 8 January 2007

Debt

Citic closes new lower tier-2 offering

Barclays and HSBC utilise non step-up structure for a new five-year non-call one deal for Citic Ka Wah.

By Timothy Cuffe | 4 December 2006

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The RoK keeps on rockin'

Korea prices a new dual-tranche sovereign bond inside of its existing yield curve.

By Timothy Cuffe | 1 December 2006

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Kowepo powers new deal through the international debt markets

After an accelerated bookbuild, Barclays and Deutsche price the third bond deal of the year for a Korean genco.

By Timothy Cuffe | 27 September 2006

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Kexim readies first deal since February

The Korean quasi-sovereign hires Barclays, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley and UBS for a new dual-tranche benchmark offering.

By Timothy Cuffe | 26 September 2006

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BoI completes upsized bank capital deal

Bank of India taps the international bank capital market in preparation for the impending arrival of Basel II.

By Timothy Cuffe | 15 September 2006

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Development Bank of the Philippines prices debut Tier-1 deal

Barclays and Deutsche Bank price a $130 million perpetual hybrid Tier-1 Reg S deal, the second only offshore deal from the Philippines.

By Timothy Cuffe | 12 September 2006

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Hana heading to market with new sub debt deal

Barclays, BNP Paribas and Deutsche ready to hit the road with Hana Bank for a new lower-tier 2 bond.

By Timothy Cuffe | 1 September 2006

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Public Bank prices innovative new hybrid tier-1 deal

Using an original new structure, Barclays prices new bank capital deal for Malaysia's Public Bank amid troubled market.

By Timothy Cuffe | 15 August 2006

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Shinhan mandates four for new dollar deal

As Shinhan submits its bid for a controlling stake in LG Card, South Korea’s second-largest financial services provider hires four international banks to lead its second ...

By Timothy Cuffe | 11 August 2006

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UTI Bank sees massive order book for new hybrid

India's UTI Bank establishes benchmark with the first offshore hybrid deal following a recent regulatory change by India's central bank.

By Timothy Cuffe | 7 August 2006

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MunichHypo to bolster Asian buying of new jumbo Pfandbriefe

With Asia's investors seeking safer assets - in an increasingly volatile global market - European covered bonds could be the beneficiary of the emerging markets' misfortune.

By Timothy Cuffe | 21 June 2006

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