Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
United States: Bond Bonanza
The US bond market is usually quiet during the summer months but not this year.
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Dollar Rises To Euro’s Height
Russia's war in Ukraine has led to a spike in energy prices that Europe can ill afford.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
The Super Dollar
With the US Fed on an anti-inflation tear, the recent surge in the world’s foremost currency is leaving few companies unaffected.
Award Winners
World’s Best Banks 2022: US Regional
Strategic acquisitions blur thelines between regional andnational banks.
News
FedEx Picks New CEO
Raj Subramaniam—FedEx'sexecutive VP and chief marketing and communications officer—replaces founderFrederick W. Smith aspresident and CEO.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
SEC Climate Disclosure Rule For Public Companies
The US Securities and Exchange Commission hopes to implement new climate change disclosure rules by the end of 2022.
News
5G Grounded By Airlines
5G signals operate in the same frequencies (the C-band) as the radar equipment on some jets.
News
Fed Vice Chair Nominee May Wield Heavy Hand
SarahRaskin’s background, credentials and experience reflect her policy bias toward heavier regulation of the financial sector.
News
A SWIFT Deterrent
US President Joseph Biden considers a extreme measures to prevent any Russian invasion of Ukraine.
News
Miami To Offer Bitcoin Yield To Residents
Miami has gotten exchanges including blockchain.com and eToro to relocate to the city as part of Suarez’s drive to create a crypto ecosystem and establish the city as a mining hub.
News
New M&A Record Set For American Banks
During the worst part of the pandemic, M&A negotiations between banks were frozen but now bank M&A transactions areat their highest since 2008.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Biden Nominates EXIM President
Reta JoLewis’ nomination to the controversial agency comes two years after Congress reauthorized the export credit agency after leaving it moribund from 2015 to 2019 and unable to grant financial commitments for more than $10 million.