This website’s original language is English. For translation, click the globe icon or choose Translate in the menu.
95 matching records found
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA Chief Executive Officer Luigi Lovaglio said he’s confident shareholders in his bank as well as the two lenders he seeks to acquire will recognize the value of his twin takeover offers.
A measure of French bond risk reached another milestone as investors gird for potential political upheaval next year.
Metrics Credit Partners stopped investors from accessing some of its funds and delayed the release of its audited financial reports for the portfolios after the Australian private credit manager cut the valuations of the funds earlier this week.
Randy Ewell, Senior Funding Officer, World Bank Group; Isabelle Laurent, Deputy Treasurer & Head of Funding, EBRD and Charles Perreault, Senior Director, Debt Management, Department of Finance Canada, discuss how global issuers are adapting funding programs to changing rates, geopolitical uncertainty and evolving investor demand, with Bloomberg’s Jorgelina Do Rosario at the 2026 Canadian Finance Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)
Some investors approached about potentially buying shares in Oura Inc.’s now-delayed initial public offering decided not to go forward because of concerns including the health and fitness ring-maker company’s target valuation, according to people familiar with the matter.
SGX Group Head of Derivatives Janice Kan believes investors are abandoning siloed trading, and are now demanding a single venue where they can trade global equities, sectors and currencies together. She speaks with Haslinda Amin on "Insight with Haslinda Amin." (Source: Bloomberg)
Data show lenders used different tactics, extending terms or repossessing cars quickly, to keep their investors happy. Neither approach is great for customers. Paige Smith and Ann Choi report. (Source: Bloomberg)
John Kerschner, global head of securitized products & portfolio manager at Janus Henderson, joins Scarlet Fu and Eric Balchunas on "Bloomberg ETF IQ." They discuss investors embracing shorter-term corporate debt, European investors craving tech exposure, and CLO ETF markets growing in Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
Technology stocks are set to regain some of the momentum they’ve lost since the end of the first half as reduced crowding, strong earnings and more realistic valuations pull investors back toward them, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists.
Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, Tom Mackenzie and Adam Linton break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)
Japan’s two-year government bond yield is closing in on the key 2% threshold as investors ramp up bets on further Bank of Japan rate hikes.
Emerging-market investors from Aegon USA Investment Management to JPMorgan Asset Management are dialing back their riskiest bond bets as the deepening selloff in global credit markets threatens to derail a stellar run for debt in the developing world.
Government borrowing costs have been climbing around the world as investors demand more compensation to entice them to hold longer-maturity debt. The rise in US bond yields even prompted Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to announce expanded buybacks of long-dated government debt — an intervention that failed to stop yields on 10-year Treasuries from surpassing 5% and hitting their highest point in almost two decades.
Faced with heavy debt burdens, governments across the world are finding creative ways to borrow money.
The shares of cybersecurity companies have soared in recent months on bets that the threats posed by cutting-edge AI models will be a boon for their businesses. But some of the stocks have run up so much that investors are questioning whether they’ve gone too far.
Vietnam is considering widening the daily trading band for stocks to make its market more attractive to investors following an upgrade to emerging-market status by FTSE Russell, according to people familiar with the matter.
A supercharged rally in tanker earnings is attracting new investors to the global shipping industry, as the war in Iran points to how geopolitical crises can drastically curtail the supply of vessels.
As guest lists shrink and spending per head rises, wedding menus are moving beyond the traditional feast. From regional specialities and global cuisines to fusion dishes, live counters and Instagram-worthy desserts, couples are turning food into an experience — while keeping the sacred muhurtham meal firmly rooted in tradition
Peloton Interactive Inc. is eyeing its first-ever bond deal, sounding out investors for a potential $800 million sale, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Derivatives tied to Nvidia Corp. are now among the most traded in the US credit default swaps market, as investors seek to hedge their exposure to the firm’s debt in the wake of June’s $25 billion bond sale.
Winnie Cisar, global head of strategy at CreditSights, says a surge in AI infrastructure financing is making high-yield investors more selective as billions of dollars of data center debt come to market. “People start to get a little bit choosier in terms of how are we going to allocate our capital,” Cisar says on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Quickmart Plc, one of Kenya’s leading supermarket chains, plans to list on the main market of the Nairobi Securities Exchange to allow some current investors to reduce their stake.
Two weeks after putting his savings into a high-flying Turkish stock fund on the advice of a relative, Mehmed Kervanci was frantically hitting the sell button on his phone’s trading app.
Investors shrug off AI safety concerns and Iran war, sending market to a new peak.
Oil traders are flocking to options betting on a decline in Brent crude, with bearish wagers surging to unprecedented levels as investors reposition after a blistering rally in recent sessions.
Life Insurance Corp. of India Ltd. was the biggest bidder in National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.’s initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter, highlighting strong demand from local long-term institutional investors even as retail participation remained subdued.
The Santander Brasil share swap was pitched at a 15 percent premium in July. By mid-September it was worth about 1.6 percent. Here is what changed. The post Santander Brasil Share Swap Premium Has Shrunk to Almost Nothing appeared first on The Rio Times.
Andy Rothman, former US diplomat and founder of advisory firm Sinology, says China and the US are willing to maintain stability in bilateral ties. He also urges investors to focus on China’s consumption story. He speaks at CITIC Securities’ International Investors’ Forum in Hong Kong. (Source: Bloomberg)
Chief Minister calls for tourism infrastructure, a startup incubation centre and a ‘One Family-One Entrepreneur’ initiative to create jobs for local youth
Turkey is considering to establish a pool of assets from funds frozen by regulators following defaults that sparked investor panic last week, an official familiar with the matter said.