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Bond & credit market news · all timeChicago has lost its third chief financial officer this year, raising concerns about the city’s credit ratings as it scrambles to close an $882 million budget deficit.
Private credit and stablecoins could become systemic risks before they achieve systemic size, Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey warned on Friday, signaling that global policymakers should continue to be vigilant on those corners of global finance.
Zimbabwe is taking steps to rebuild its domestic bond market after stabilizing the gold-backed ZiG currency and bringing inflation down to single digits following years of economic turmoil.
Just when global bond investors were starting to believe the worst of this year’s selloff was over, surging Treasury yields are making them think again.
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Private credit executives are telling investors that the environment has never looked better for lending. The problem is they haven’t been able to take full advantage of it.
Carnage in tech stocks made Treasurys look more attractive in recent weeks, but fears of more Fed rate hikes are now driving yields higher
Bond traders are betting that the planned $5.9 billion takeover of Citgo Petroleum Corp., Venezuela’s most valuable overseas asset, will be derailed as the company reaps a windfall from the surge in oil prices.
A tax on bond-interest payments could help lift Chinese yields from record lows.
Michael Gross, SLR Capital Partner Co-Founder, joined Horizons Middle East and Africa from the inaugural Bloomberg Invest Dubai where some of the world’s leading investors, family offices and business leaders gathered to discuss the future of wealth and where capital is moving…
Vietnam’s plans for an international bond issuance are on hold while officials wait for more suitable conditions, as global disruptions to fuel supplies stoke inflationary pressures and borrowing costs remain elevated.
Japan’s five-year government bond auction drew solid demand as calmer markets and relatively attractive yields revived investor appetite.
Buyout firm BC Partners has agreed to purchase a struggling business development company from Investcorp, as turbulence in the $1.8 trillion private credit market continues to fuel consolidation.
The tight trading relationship between oil prices and Treasury yields has broken down. It’s a sign that inflation concerns are extending beyond the energy shock.
VCIT's 5.5% dividend payout comes with greater volatility and credit risk, while MUB's tax-exempt status appeals to higher-income investors seeking stability.
Crunch Fitness is looking to raise about $800 million from a bond sale backed by the company’s franchise revenue, adding to a string of companies tapping the whole-business securitization market in recent weeks.
Ordinary Americans seeking to lock in relatively high income have been surprisingly heavy buyers of US corporate bonds this year, emerging as an important source of demand for the securities even as yields have soared in recent months.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., HSBC Holdings Plc and Fortress Investment Group are among financial heavyweights teaming up on one of Saudi Arabia’s first major private credit deals since the regional war began.
China is planning to issue dollar-denominated sovereign bonds in Hong Kong, extending a busy stretch of offshore fundraising this year.
Global sell-off during Iran war has prompted investors to zero in on new group of Eurozone countries facing debt challenges
AI infrastructure group turns to asset-backed debt and customer pre-payments for financing
Pizza Hut is looking to sell around $1 billion of bonds backed by its franchise agreements and related fees, to help fund its buyout by private equity firm LongRange Capital LLC.
Peloton Interactive Inc. has attracted strong investor demand for its debut junk-bond sale, allowing the fitness company to boost the deal’s size and slash borrowing costs.
Fox Corp. raised $8.4 billion from an investment-grade bond sale to help fund its acquisition of Roku Inc., after drawing strong demand for the offering.
Banks have lined up £1.8 billion ($2.4 billion) of financing to back TDR Capital’s acquisition of energy and infrastructure services provider OCU Group and are preparing to launch a sale.
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