Atanas Dinov is a Bank Finance Editor at GlobalCapital. He covers a wide range of topics within the financial sector, including banking, financial services, and trading, with a focus on global markets, investment strategies, and wealth management. His insights and expertise have been featured in GlobalCapital.
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Atanas Dinov's coverage is primarily focused on exclusive industry insights within the finance and banking sectors, particularly related to bond issuance by European financial institutions. His articles often feature private sector announcements and press releases, indicating a preference for firsthand information from companies.
Given his focus on exclusive content, Atanas would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insider knowledge related to bond issuance, European banks' financial strategies, and market trends. Industry experts with deep insights into the European financial markets or specific banking institutions may find success in pitching commentary or analysis pieces relevant to these topics.
While there is no specified geographic focus in Atanas's coverage attributes, his emphasis on European banks suggests a potential interest in developments within this region.
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Brave-hearted investors may find higher yielding opportunities in the European bank bond market
By: Sarah-Ainsworth, Diana-Bui
◆ Clean-up calls set to change how banks manage senior debt ◆ The Bank of England's SSA bond booster ◆ What is behind booming corporate bond issuance in sterling
Rare case of cleaning up residue senior debt after tender offer may incentivise other issuers to follow
◆ US insurance company prints in Europe for the first time since September ◆ Attains favourable funding versus dollars ◆ Second sterling FABN in less than a week
◆ Rare format from issuer amplifies trend of UK lenders printing opco debt ◆ Arrives amid demand for debt from national champions ◆ Follows equivalent senior preferred bonds from French banks
The US bank set to diversify funding after refreshing its dollar curve earlier this year
◆ US bank garners new milestones after more than two years away ◆ Issues during a weaker day ◆ Pays higher spread and concession to larger US peers
Beyond the proposed lower leverage ratios, new frameworks may give banks more flexibility at times of stress
By: Atanas Dinov, Flynn Nicholls
After spending more than 25 years at the UK bank in DCM roles, he leaves as group treasurer
Higher rates a stumbling block for issuers that could overshadow strong demand
