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4 days ago | 
globalcapital.com | Sarah E. Ainsworth |Atanas Dinov
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1 week ago | 
globalcapital.com | Ralph Sinclair |Sarah E. Ainsworth |Tom Hall |Mike Turner
If you only consumed mainstream news, the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran — and potentially the US — might lead you to assume that such global turmoil would make it a bad time to be issuing debt. But if you only observed the capital markets to the exclusion of all wider news, you'd be forgiven for thinking the world was a stable, peaceful and certain place. Issuance in credit markets has boomed even as the prospect of a wider war ramped up this week.
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1 week ago | 
globalcapital.com | Sarah E. Ainsworth
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2 weeks ago | 
globalcapital.com | Sarah E. Ainsworth
The euro curve steepener, which gauges the difference between short and long-dated yields, has been a popular consensus trade that has performed well both before and after US president Donald Trump's 'liberation day' — which is not something that can be said about a lot of other trades this year.
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2 weeks ago | 
globalcapital.com | Sarah E. Ainsworth |Atanas Dinov
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3 weeks ago | 
globalcapital.com | Jon Hay |Sarah E. Ainsworth |Addison Gong |Atanas Dinov
The bland outpourings of ChatGPT could not be further from the penetrating, critical advice big companies, governments and investors want from investment banks. But could one foster the other? That is the ideal banks are striving for with a plethora of projects to use artificial intelligence — not for the hard stuff, they say, but for the easy stuff. Automating tiresome work like compiling presentations could free up time — especially for junior bankers.
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3 weeks ago | 
globalcapital.com | Frank Jackman |Sarah E. Ainsworth
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1 month ago | 
globalcapital.com | Sarah E. Ainsworth |Atanas Dinov
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1 month ago | 
globalcapital.com | Ralph Sinclair |Jon Hay |Sarah E. Ainsworth |Atanas Dinov
A blip in Bloomberg's terminal services this week delayed bookbuilding on a number of syndications and bond auctions. It passed with seemingly little harm done. But it did reveal how dependent bond issuance and fixed income has become on the company's platform. We asked what would be at stake if there was a longer outage and what can be done to prevent major disruption. Meanwhile, rising US Treasury yields mean SSA bonds are trading at ever smaller spreads over them.
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1 month ago | 
globalcapital.com | Sarah E. Ainsworth
It was 10 years ago when the European Commission first launched the Capital Markets Union action plan. Many unexpected twists and turns have occurred since then — the UK left the European Union, Donald Trump won two US presidencies, and Tottenham Hotspur scooped a major footballing trophy. Meanwhile, progress towards CMU has been painfully slow, though there has been the occasional victory.
