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Middle-age approaches
Tolerating hubris
DfT pays fixed fees while most compensation costs are borne by taxpayers
A visual summary of how the Dragon got here
Entities sold a third by volume of the loss-absorbing debt instruments in 2014
Attractions of ‘carry trade’ could backfire in periphery
Yield-hungry investors keen for high-risk convertible bonds
Rare development highlights investors’ search for safety amid QE
New ‘bail-in’ bonds pay lower coupons than senior debt
Volumes of asset-backed securities jump as higher yields sought
Lenders set to tap emergency central bank lending facility
Yield-starved European investors push a resurgence of the structured credit securities
Pace of growth seen rising as banks pushed to issue more
Investors opt for safety despite zero or negative yields
Net debt sales expected to fall up to 14%
‘Completely new asset class’ created by the ECB
Yields on 10-year Bunds fell to 0.44 per cent as rush to safety gathers momentum
Investors will find it increasingly hard to avoid losing money
Bank debt instruments will continue to attract investors
Positive flows come despite negative yields
Lenders are paying back ECB loans rather than borrowing more for business lending
Shares fall 7% while bond yields climb to near 9%
European ‘mezzanine’ ABS sales at highest since 2007
Sales volumes for the year to date are the slowest since 1996
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