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ESG investors focus on additionality as banks eye social bonds
ESG investors want to see evidence that their money is making a difference. It could be putting a dampener on banks’ appetite for issuing social bonds.
Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker
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March 01, 2021
CAPITAL MARKETS
Dual-class shares: has the fight been lost?
The link between share ownership and voting rights has been weakening for a long time. With dual-class share structures more popular than ever, is the struggle to resist their rise now over?
Mark Baker
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February 26, 2021
Opinion
Forget Spac IPOs – it’s their M&A needs that make your eyes water
IPO volumes for special purpose acquisition companies have been extraordinary since the start of 2020, but looking at them through the lens of future M&A is when they start to look most shocking.
February 26, 2021
Opinion
Spac spat: Keeping up is hard to do
If bankers and investors thought they were having a hard time navigating the never-ending flow of Spacs, they should spare a thought for the regulators.
February 26, 2021
CAPITAL MARKETS
Sovereign debt: Enabling Argentina
Given its reputation, it’s not surprising that Argentina’s bonds are pricing in a high chance of default in coming years. It’s a little harder to understand why the country’s creditors are enabling this.
Rob Dwyer
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February 26, 2021
Treasury
Banking and bitcoin: The return of the dinosaurs
The dinosaurs of the banking world have recognised the threat from crypto. While there is no simple choice yet for fast and cheap cross-border payments, near instant domestic payments are the new reality.
Peter Lee
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February 26, 2021
Treasury
Surging bitcoin lures corporate treasurers
More companies are preparing to accept payment in crypto as the number of customers with digital wallets swells. But a confusing proliferation of payment methods means that innovation has made collecting payments harder, not easier.
Peter Lee
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February 26, 2021
Opinion
Finance: The tangible benefits of Brexit
London is, unsurprisingly, struggling to embrace Brexit. Its advocates say the City just needs to try harder.
February 26, 2021
Opinion
Singapore banks navigate face-to-face landmark
The full-year results of DBS, OCBC and UOB marked the first time in a year the Singaporean banks had attempted to give any kind of media briefing face-to-face.
February 25, 2021
Opinion
Singapore bank results show promising outlook for Covid bad debts
OCBC, UOB and DBS are among the first lenders in Asia to report 2020 numbers. They’re in surprisingly good shape.
February 25, 2021
Opinion
Itaú: Scale and scalability
Milton Maluhy officially became Itaú’s new CEO at the beginning of February. He now faces the challenge of cutting the bank down to size.
February 25, 2021
Opinion
The SEC needs to look at unexplained moves in Spac stock
The Churchill Capital deal for electric vehicle maker Lucid was long rumoured. The share price fall when it was confirmed raises questions for regulators.
February 24, 2021
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