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BlackRock tried private credit once before. Will this time be better?
BlackRock's acquisition of HPS marks a renewed effort in private credit, following a challenging experience with its earlier investment in Tennenbaum Capital Management that impact...
Read Full Article →‘No honour among thieves’: M&S hacking group starts turf war
Cybersecurity specialists caution that a dispute between competing ransomware factions may lead to businesses facing multiple ransom demands, increasing the overall financial burde...
Read Full Article →Opec+ plans to boost oil output in bid to win back market share
The recent decision to raise oil production among major exporters may lead to lower global oil prices by increasing supply and influencing market dynamics in the energy sector.
Read Full Article →All hail the equity vigilantes
Investors in government bonds are increasingly cautious, putting pressure on countries with high debt levels to maintain fiscal discipline and avoid excessive spending.
Read Full Article →EU to stockpile critical minerals due to war risk
The European Union plans to accumulate essential minerals as a precaution against geopolitical instability, aiming to strengthen its economic stability and address challenges relat...
Read Full Article →How trade tensions are really affecting the global economy
Ongoing trade disputes have led to a noticeable decrease in investments and business agreements worldwide, although many firms have not immediately shifted their manufacturing oper...
Read Full Article →Nervy markets put Reeves and Starmer on notice
Global investors are increasingly cautious as governments continue to rely heavily on their funds, raising concerns about the long-term impact on financial stability and market con...
Read Full Article →US threatens EU with 17% tariff on food exports
The United States indicated the possibility of imposing a substantial tariff on European food products, potentially impacting trade dynamics and economic relations between the two...
Read Full Article →Lockdown to locked up: ex-Janus Henderson analyst jailed over WFH insider trading
The imprisonment of a former Janus Henderson analyst highlights the serious financial consequences of exploiting work-from-home conditions for illegal trading activities during a h...
Read Full Article →Trump to step up tariff pressure with letters to trade partners on new rates
The US administration is intensifying tariff efforts by notifying trading partners about updated fees, reflecting growing urgency as few agreements have been finalized before the a...
Read Full Article →London IPO fundraising falls to 30-year low
During the first half of the year, firms secured only £160 million through public listings in London, reflecting concerns about the decreasing appeal of the UK capital markets to i...
Read Full Article →Edinburgh festivals struggle to lure corporate sponsors after boycott
The reduction in corporate funding has led to a 20% decrease in performances at Edinburgh festivals, even though government support has been provided to help offset the financial s...
Read Full Article →Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ provides windfall for US immigration crackdown
The recent legislation allocates a substantial increase in funding to immigration enforcement agencies, surpassing the combined budgets of several major law enforcement and correct...
Read Full Article →US tariff receipts surge in Trump’s trade war
In May, the United States collected a record $24.2 billion from import duties, reflecting significant fiscal impact while raising concerns about possible disruptions in internation...
Read Full Article →Investor fright over Reeves’ tears shows fragility of UK finances
Concerns about potential changes in leadership have raised doubts about the stability of the country's budget management and economic policies, highlighting underlying vulnerabilit...
Read Full Article →US economy surpasses expectations to add 147,000 jobs in June
The stronger-than-anticipated job growth in June influenced market expectations by reducing the likelihood of interest rate decreases, contributing to a rise in stock prices on Wal...
Read Full Article →Markets rally after Starmer says Reeves to remain chancellor and backs fiscal rules
Investor confidence improved as confirmation of Reeves continuing as chancellor, along with support for fiscal discipline, helped stabilize market conditions following recent conce...
Read Full Article →BlackRock and Schroders bought gilts during market slump
Major investment firms increased their government bond portfolios amidst market declines, anticipating that the recent drop caused by uncertainty surrounding political leadership w...
Read Full Article →Chris Hohn’s hedge fund TCI beats stock markets with 21% gain
Chris Hohn’s hedge fund achieved notable first-half profits by strategically investing in companies like GE Aerospace, Microsoft, and Visa, resulting in a return that outperformed...
Read Full Article →European CEOs urge Brussels to halt landmark AI Act
Top executives from major European companies are actively engaging with policymakers in Brussels to influence upcoming AI legislation, highlighting potential economic impacts on th...
Read Full Article →ECB officials question whether euro has strengthened too much
Central bank representatives express concern that a rapidly appreciating currency could hinder economic growth by making exports less competitive and reducing inflationary pressure...
Read Full Article →How Goldman won big in the Fed’s annual stress test
Goldman Sachs increased its shareholder distributions after benefiting from a more lenient stress test scenario and adjusted regulatory criteria during the Federal Reserve’s latest...
Read Full Article →Trump budget reduces support for US minerals despite trade concerns
The proposed budget adjustments are expected to increase expenses for firms involved in extracting critical minerals like lithium, nickel, cobalt, and magnesium, potentially impact...
Read Full Article →Investors fret on talk of AstraZeneca US move
Concerns have grown among shareholders about the potential impact on the UK market and investment stability if AstraZeneca relocates its operations to the United States.
Read Full Article →UK bonds slump on doubts over Reeves’ future after tearful PMQs
The uncertainty surrounding the Chancellor’s position has led to a decline in UK government securities, reflecting market concerns about political stability and its potential impac...
Read Full Article →Bumble chief criticises staff for ‘freaking out’ over London job cuts
The Bumble CEO highlighted concerns about changes in the workforce and suggested that shifts in user behavior may impact the company’s future revenue and market position.
Read Full Article →EU blocks Britain’s attempts to join pan-European trading bloc
Rejecting the UK’s application to join the PEM convention may maintain current trade barriers, potentially increasing costs and complications for exporters dealing with complex pos...
Read Full Article →Sabotage suspected as mystery blasts hit oil tankers
The recent damage to multiple oil tankers near Russian ports raises concerns about potential deliberate actions, which could disrupt supply chains and impact global energy markets.
Read Full Article →US banks announce big shareholder payouts as Fed eases stress tests
Major American financial institutions plan to increase dividends and repurchase shares following the Federal Reserve’s reduction of regulatory pressure, reflecting improved confide...
Read Full Article →Santander to buy UK high street lender TSB for £2.65bn
Santander’s acquisition of a major UK retail bank for £2.65 billion highlights a significant investment move, outcompeting another prominent bidder and expanding its presence in th...
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