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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Japanese Rate Hikes Present a Hurdle for Corporate Bond Issuers

Japan’s rapidly rising interest rates are providing another significant variable for corporate treasurers with upcoming bond offerings or refinancings to...

Banking

AI: The Crowding-Out Effect

AI infrastructure spending surge could crowd out borrowers as $830 billion capex boom competes for capital, though credit markets remain resilient so far

Insurance

Property And Casualty Insurance Premiums Set To Fall

Casualty lines present challenges as insurers and clients grapple with artificial intelligence and the expected impact on coverage.

In the Age of AI, RBI Doubles Down on Relationship Banking

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how corporate and institutional clients interact with their banks. At Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI), Sabine Zucker, Head of Group Transaction Banking, and Elitza Kavrakova, Group Head Institutional Clients, explain why AI will enhance rather than replace relationship banking.

Private Credit

The New Power Of Private Credit

Investment-grade companies are more and more turning to private markets for multibillion-dollar financings.

Technology

Deepfakes Put Corporate Finance At Risk

Multifactor verification and other precautions are becoming essential as AI enables more sophisticated scams.

Banking

Big Banks Mull Joint Stablecoin

As legislation to create a regulatory framework for stablecoins progresses in the US Congress, major banks are reportedly discussing issuing a joint stablecoin that could potentially provide commercial clients with various benefits.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Corporate Loan Markets In US, Europe Rebound After April Plunge

Following a sharp slowdown due to Trump's tariff announcement, corporate loan activity is picking up, driven by improved pricing and investor appetite, though credit quality concerns still loom.