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Reforms after the financial crisis have increased sudden demands for collateral
Modern economies are predicated on doing one thing, saying another and keeping a straight face throughout
European gas futures soar by a fifth ahead of expected weekend heatwave
Also in today’s newsletter, will New York’s smog crisis spark action?
Providers argue they are useful, but critics say they are being used for short-term gambling
S&P 500 closes in bull market territory after rising 20% from recent low
Hopes dwindle of rate cuts later this year after unexpected rises in Canada and Australia and strong US jobs data
Climate and human rights proposals overall receive fewer votes in 2023 corporate proxy season
Smaller institutions remain worryingly vulnerable to deposit flight
Analysts fear scale of new issuance following debt ceiling fight will push up yields and suck cash out of deposits
Agencies could face fines of up to 10% of turnover under proposals to regulate funds’ ethical scores
Also in today’s newsletter, a conversation with the Global Innovation Fund’s executive director
The disintegration of the insurance sector alliance under Gfanz emphasises such coalitions will need to adapt
Its days are numbered, but there’s one part of financial markets still stuck on the scandal-ridden benchmark
Coinbase shares fall 12% after the US securities regulator sues the crypto exchange
The former asset manager on being radically open about his portfolio’s performance
Allocation to LeapFrog highlights growing Asian demand for funds with social and environmental goals
The actively managed vehicle will come to market nearly 40 years after the manager’s first mutual fund offering
Nasdaq edges lower as weeks-long tech rally loses steam
Dispelling local borrowing woes could have large long-term costs
And the ECB sees some evil, in shadow banks
Critics warn it will raise financing costs for developing countries on international markets
S&P 500 hits nine-month high as Congress passes debt ceiling bill
Governments around the globe can no longer duck the hard choices needed to tame borrowing
What’s a safe harbour worth when the tide is turning?
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