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The famed investor has increased his stakes in five trading companies while funding his purchases in yen borrowing
The world thinks of treasuries as assets and no other country has been able to produce more sovereign debt than the US
The pay and prestige of deal advisers at the big firms have slipped
For pension funds, endowments and family offices, there are more options beyond listed equities to make an impact
High interest rates and worries that banks might become more conservative in lending hit the sector
Central bank remains wary of Andrew Brimmer’s proposal that it should take a more active role on credit allocation
The failed bank’s $74bn loan book points to risk-taking that may have gone unnoticed elsewhere
New SEC rulemaking efforts rehash crisis-era issues
Fossil fuel producers lifted by a new rush to shore up supplies
Private investment groups such as Apollo, KKR and Blackstone are increasingly challenging traditional banks in the credit world
Dallas judge’s novel that features a financier is raised in court battle
Too many directors are failing to act as a much-needed check on imperial chief executives
History of payments shows there is more to central banking than voting to raise or lower interest rates
Canadian finance minister breaks ranks with decision to stop issuance of the debt instrument
US regulators want more prescriptive rules to apply to private equity and hedge funds
The investment bank should consider buying a commercial bank such as Bank of New York Mellon
Thirty years ago, the ETF was launched to give investors a new way to gain exposure to markets
The takeovers of Tiffany and Twitter reveal vast differences between the businessmen
Court ruling over Stuy Town delivers blow to firm over Manhattan apartment complex
Policymakers need to heed the risk of a recession and market turmoil
Back-to-back calendar year losses are rare but can happen
What a 235-year-old ledger can teach us after a year of chaos in digital money
Reductions in extra cash and workforce reflect drop in activity rather than external shocks
Stresses over liquidity now loom larger than counterparty concerns in many areas
The failings of Lehman and FTX should be a warning if the network is expanded to payments
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