Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Secured Lending Booms
Cash-burning industries are using their most valuable assets to secure liquidity during the pandemic. Yield-hungry investors are happy to oblige.
Author: Antonella Ciancio
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Features
Covid-19 Vaccine Race Fuels Unusual Alliances
The race for vaccines hasintensified competition between governments and squelched some rivalries in the private sector.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Rebound For Pharma M&A
The pharmaceutical sector is consolidating.
Award Winners
Planning Ahead: J.P. Morgan International Private Bank CEO Nicolas Aguzin Q&A
Nicolas Aguzin, CEO of J.P. Morgan’s International Private Bank and on the operating committee for the firm’s asset and wealth management business, speaks to Global Finance about post-pandemic plans.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Forget The Debt, Save The Economy, Urges IMF
Policymakers should carry on with stimulus measures and let cheap borrowing costs ease their fears, Fund officials say.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Alternative IPOs Pick Up Steam
Palantir and Asana go public in direct listings as the IPO market heats up.
Banking
Family Offices And Real Wealth
The world’s richest families are looking to real estate and private equity as they flesh out post-Covid investment strategies.
Features
Intesa-UBI Deal Rekindles Italian Banks Appeal
A new M&A wave from Italy is likely despite caution over risks.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Uber’s Grubhub Bid Heats Up Meal Delivery Race
Together, Uber and Grubhub would together control more than 50% of the US food delivery market.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Emerging Markets FDI Bear Brunt Of Covid-19 Blow
Total foreign direct investment inflows to drop by 30%-40% of 2019 levels this year, Kearney says.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Appetite Flows Back To Emerging Markets As Restrictions Ease
Demand for high yielding currencies broadly increased in May, led by the South African rand, the Russian ruble and top performer Mexican peso.