International Financing Review (IFR)

In the world of global capital markets, having accurate market intelligence is crucial for success. It guides smart decision-making, which leads to outstanding results. With over 40 years of experience, IFR (International Financing Review) stands as the top source for global capital markets information.

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Pickup in ABBs expected in coming days

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Robert Venes

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Europe's reindustrialisation could create nuclear borrowers

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Tessa Walsh

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Boeing sale shows private credit durability

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | April Joyner

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Private credit sets sights on EM growth

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Robert Hogg

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NYC pension funds to oust asset managers weak on climate plans

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Michelle Chan

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UK taxpayer set for £10.4bn loss on NatWest as full exit nears

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Steve Slater |Owen Wild

It has been a 17-year slog but the UK taxpayer next month is set to finally cease to be a shareholder of NatWest Group. It is seen as a landmark event for the bank and government after an often rocky ride since the rescue of the then Royal Bank of Scotland and a tortuously slow exit. Longevity is not positively correlated to returns, with the UK taxpayer set to make a loss of about £10.4bn on the process, according to IFR calculations, in stark contrast to some government bailouts.
OCP paves the way for EM corporates

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Sudip Roy

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Biotechs pivot as public issuance slowed by politics

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Robert D. Sherwood

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Jane Street bond draws a crowd in uncertain market

2 weeks ago | ifre.com | Paul Kilby |Christopher Whittall

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M&A trades enliven US junk bond market

3 weeks ago | ifre.com | Paul Kilby

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