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At least $700bn of junk loans are still priced using lending benchmark, just 30 days before the rate is set to expire
Strong US labour market numbers increase chance of interest rate rises
Japanese investors could retreat if BoJ ends its ultra-loose monetary policy
Traditional finance groups create digital asset infrastructure untainted by year of scandals
Tech shares buoyant as Nvidia continues recent rally to join trillion-dollar club
Re-elected president insists interest rates should stay low despite inflation running at over 40%
Quick rebound expected after the relaxation of zero-Covid policies has not materialised
And the power of a well-connected board
Another look at a perennial value play
Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof
Real estate markets are now being confronted by multiple negative factors
Nothing to see here, says DB
Futures tip European markets to open higher with investors expecting bill to pass Senate
Rush to stock up fuel causes long queues at service stations and immediate scarcity
The lack of financial knowledge is a crisis of confidence
Since the first two US-domiciled CLO ETFs launched in 2020, seven more have come to market
Scarce supply pushes down high-yield spreads, despite worries about elevated interest rates and recession
Involvement with Chinese partners on nickel and other battery-related ventures could fall foul of IRA legislation
Annual meeting votes highlight differences between investors at US and European oil companies
Reuters, Bloomberg and Dow Jones are denied invitations in decision driven by Saudi Arabia’s energy minister
Acquisitive California asset manager strikes deal that will expand business in alternatives and retirement plans
Bloc’s new rules on products that come from land cleared of forests deemed ‘punitive and unfair’
While number of funds investing in armaments has ticked up marginally, managers in this space are still 70-90% underweight
Mind your junk
Investors should challenge WE’s claims to be a marginal supplier that can control the market
Deal for Crux cements evolution of what was once one of Europe’s leading hedge funds into a mainstream asset manager
Yes, really
UK digital bank posts pre-tax loss despite revenue boost driven by tripling of lending book
Also in today’s newsletter, UK power provider Drax crosses the Atlantic
The “truth” about 0DTE those Wall Street fat cats *want* you to know
WE Soda, controlled by Turkish media mogul Turgay Ciner, bucks recent trends with plan for UK IPO
Savannah’s Barroso mine seen as a test of Europe’s ability to secure regional supplies of vital battery material
When is a prime RMBS deal not actually that prime?
Tree Energy Solutions says Washington’s Inflation Reduction Act has accelerated the methane project
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