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Origination: Switching between private and public markets

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The use of private versus public borrowing by corporations has changed during 2024, based on falling funding costs in public and the capacity to...

Morgan Stanley an outlier as banks see FI trading revenues drop

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In the third quarter of 2024, of five major banks – Citi, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley – only...

Ongoing effect of CSPP on European credit markets

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Europe has seen considerable growth in credit issuance this year relative to 2023, with last week finding a 116% year-on-year increase in non-financial high...

How big can systematic trading get in credit?

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Investors can achieve significant advantages though systematic trading, such as reduction of trader/investor bias, and responsiveness to signals. However, there are limits to the...

The Atlantic divide over high yield – is private credit biting?

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Issuance of USD versus Euro high yield debt shows a significant split, based on Dealogic data, with US markets in 2024 issuing more than...

Tom Nickalls leaves Ninety One

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Morgan Stanley has appointed Tom Nickalls as a trader within its emerging markets credit team, effective August. He is based in London. Nickalls has more...

Ukraine reaches agreement in principle on debt restructuring terms

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The Government of Ukraine, advised by Rothschild & Co and White & Case as financial and legal advisors, respectively, has reported that, following private...

Banks’ Q2 fixed income revenues see modest increases over year

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Banks’ second quarter 2024 fixed income revenues have seen modest to substantial increases, with Goldman Sachs an outlier, witnessing substantial drops in FICC intermediation...

FILS USA: Growing disparity in liquidity ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’

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Panellists at this year’s Fixed Income Leaders Summit agreed that industry collaboration, experimentation and greater competition are needed to improve liquidity across the fixed...

Why India’s bond markets may bloom in June

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Inclusion in one major index could see Indian markets boost investment and liquidity, with more in January 2025. Following the victory of the BJP in...

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