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Neil Callanan

London

Journalist at Bloomberg News

Journalist at Bloomberg News who's navigating gap between gloom and doom as corporate finance tsar. RT≠endorsements etc. Pic is a piece by Ben.

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  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Neil Callanan

    (Bloomberg) -- Retail investors are continuing to pull money from European real estate funds as rising levels of defaults and higher interest rates limit the attractiveness of the industry. Mom and pop investors yanked €11.44 billion ($13 billion) in the year through March from products domiciled in the region, according to data compiled by Morningstar Inc., 20% more than in the previous 12 months.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com | Kat Hidalgo |Neil Callanan |Michael Nagle

    Bloomberg — Los fondos de cobertura están apostando a que las guerras comerciales, la contracción de la economía y el aumento de la tensión entre los prestatarios comenzarán a golpear al crédito privado en EE. UU.. Hasta ahora, la apuesta está dando sus frutos.

  • 1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Kat Hidalgo |Neil Callanan

    Hedge funds are betting that trade wars, a shrinking economy and rising strain among borrowers will begin to hit private credit in the US. So far, the gamble’s paying off. Short sellers have made about $1.7 billion on paper so far this year from wagers against seven of the biggest direct lenders, including Apollo Global Management Inc., Ares Management Corp. and Blue Owl Capital Inc., according to data compiled by S3 Partners LLC.

  • 1 week ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Kat Hidalgo |Neil Callanan

    (Bloomberg) -- Hedge funds are betting that trade wars, a shrinking economy and rising strain among borrowers will begin to hit private credit in the US. So far, the gamble’s paying off.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Kat Hidalgo |Neil Callanan

    (Bloomberg) -- Hedge funds are betting that trade wars, a shrinking economy and rising strain among borrowers will begin to hit private credit in the US. So far, the gamble’s paying off. Short sellers have made about $1.7 billion on paper so far this year from wagers against seven of the biggest direct lenders, including Apollo Global Management Inc., Ares Management Corp. and Blue Owl Capital Inc., according to data compiled by S3 Partners LLC.

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