Also in today’s newsletter, how attitudes on transition finance in private markets are evolving
Borrowers benefit from equivalent of two Fed rate cuts as demand for debt booms
Stocks and currency have fallen amid concerns over ‘unsustainable’ model for eliminating budget deficit
Each of the Irish-domiciled Ucits funds will have a different geographic focus
Artificial intelligence groups — and an egg company — are among the few publicly traded benefit corporations in the US
Once confirmed, agreement will lower value of $13bn of international bonds by nearly 40%
Company’s convertible bond issuance in 2021 feels like ancient history
Investment manager has doubled in size in four years and is now considering IPO or merger
CMIT is pushing for reform in a bid to end malaise engulfing London market
If it is to keep standing up to Putin, Kyiv has to be firm with bondholders
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Yields are tempting investors who would usually focus more on equities
Federal Reserve may be forced to end quantitative tightening early, as stock of Treasury bills forecast to soar above $6tn
Today’s fund management industry is less pliable than protesters think it is
Also in today’s newsletter, will ocean-based carbon removal sink or swim?
And default divergence
Securities backing single commercial buildings are popular with investors but several have failed to live up to top ratings
Fresh cash will buy some breathing room but the costs involved will soak up much of any subsequent value creation
Relaxing fiscal rules unlikely to provoke a Liz Truss-style gilts crisis, according to fund managers
‘Dividend recapitalisations’ hit record rate as private equity owners take advantage of easy credit conditions
Public and private markets are seeing big changes that provide new options for investors
Central bank warns of fiscal challenges including ageing populations, extra defence spending and climate change
As the ranks of the super-wealthy swell, the way they deploy their money is changing
Sustainable debt raises $273bn in first quarter, in contrast to downturn in ESG stock funds
The major Eurozone economy has been mired in political turmoil
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