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BoE steps in to clear up UK’s bond market rout
Clearing up after the government’s mess will only provide a short break in the repricing of UK risk.
September 29, 2022
BANKING
Lone Star’s Cyprus pullback might not be the end
The things that attracted Lone Star to Bank of Cyprus are present in banks in Greece and elsewhere in peripheral Europe. If other private equity-like investors take an interest, domestic political blessing could be the key to success.
Dominic O’Neill
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September 29, 2022
Real Estate Survey
Rising debt costs chill global real estate outlook
As the cost of debt nudges higher than potential yield, real estate investors are re-evaluating their exposure to the sector.
Ben Edwards
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September 29, 2022
BANKING
Correspondent banking faces a costly and complex future
Not long ago, correspondent banking was as basic as finance got. These days it is compliance and cost-heavy and in the crosshairs of aggressive and powerful regulators. Little wonder that so many banks are exiting small or fragile markets – actions that help their bottom line but hinder efforts at financial inclusion.
Elliot Wilson
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September 28, 2022
ESG
Stranded energy asset risk is still very real
Fossil fuel assets were set to become obsolete in the transition to net zero. But the war in Ukraine is forcing European governments to secure alternative energy sources and driving demand for coal, oil and gas back in the wrong direction. With the global energy transition seemingly pitched against national energy security agendas, banks are trying to navigate a difficult path through the turmoil.
Marianne Gros
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September 28, 2022
Opinion
China’s crises threaten Xi Jinping’s legacy
China’s property sector is in freefall and Covid lockdowns are throttling growth as bad loans pile up at the banks. As president Xi Jinping prepares for an unprecedented third term, a deluge of crises threatens to destroy the country's four-decade economic miracle.
Elliot Wilson
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September 27, 2022
CAPITAL MARKETS
FIG DCM issuance gets complicated as rising NPLs and funding costs hit confidence
Issuing bank debt used to be easy. But with many banks now crowding through the same narrow issuance windows, even high-quality issuers have barely covered the books on some deals. And as non-performing loans look set to rise, investors are worrying that the boon from higher rates won’t last.
Peter Lee
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September 27, 2022
Opinion
Italian banks pin their hopes on Draghi’s legacy
With far-right leader Giorgia Meloni now set to become Italy’s new prime minister, can policies put in place by her predecessor – coupled with reputational self-help – prevent Italian banks from taking another hit?
Dominic O’Neill
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September 27, 2022
Opinion
The UK doomsday cult and moron economics
Kwasi Kwarteng’s debt-funded tax giveaway has re-priced UK risk at a stroke, but the high cost may bring scarce benefit.
Peter Lee
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September 26, 2022
Opinion
Credit Suisse shouldn’t stop at a three-way split
From Spacs and securitized products to executive compensation and supply-chain planning, Credit Suisse could split its investment bank into more than three parts.
Jon Macaskill
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September 26, 2022
Euromoney Market Leaders: MEA rises to the challenge
Euromoney Market Leaders, a newly launched accreditation programme that complements existing Euromoney and Asiamoney rankings, examines how two regions are dealing with current headwinds and preparing for the future.
September 26, 2022
BANKING
A European retreat opens the door to Middle East banks in Africa
As European and Chinese banks scale back in Africa to cut costs and redeploy capital to core markets, Middle East lenders are happily jumping in to fill the gap, buying assets and putting more boots on the ground as bilateral trade between the regions increases.
Elliot Wilson
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September 26, 2022
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