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Mega-Cap IPOs Make Major Waves for Index Investors

When mega-cap companies go public, index providers and investors will see it as dropping battleships into the old fishing pond....

Features

Global corporate finance leaders are entering the second half of 2026 facing the most complex operating environment of the post-pandemic...

News

A massive $166 billion in corporate tariff refunds sounds nice, but could take years to process.

Commentary

At first glance, it seems an absurd idea: JPMorgan Chase & Co., with its roughly $850 billion market cap, acquiring...

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Investors do not like the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) week-old proposed rule on semiannual financial reporting. They really...

Private Credit

Despite investor concerns, the private credit market is far from a meltdown, if only because not all vehicles pose the same risks.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

A defeated Trump enters high-stakes talks with Xi after federal courts strike down trade levies.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Chinese AI firms dominate Hong Kong IPOs with $22 billion in exits, while U.S. tech listings lag amid investor skepticism.

Private Credit

Michael Von Bevern, Global Head of Funds at Suntera, spoke to Global Finance about the speed, flexibility, and innovation in private credit.

Technology

For a technology that’s designed to leave traditional finance on the sidelines, credit card payment networks are making significant investments...

News

Wearing a purple sweater instead of his signature suit, Warren Buffett attended Berkshire Hathaway’s May 2 annual meeting in Omaha,...

News

Airlines, once confident in their financial resilience, are now navigating a volatile landscape due to geopolitical shocks.