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When Florida’s $200 billion retirement fund started a partial retreat from investing in publicly held equities, tariffs “were not on our radar”, according to the fund’s chief investment officer, Lamar ...
JP Morgan set aside $3.3 billion in the first quarter for potential future credit losses – the largest quarterly provision since the first half of 2020. The US bank also charged off $2.3 billion in ...
Hong Kong warrant issuers are hopeful for a reduction in the high costs associated with listing the products at the Hong Kong ...
The uncertain effect of the US’s new tariff regime on the credit status of corporate borrowers is giving banks in Europe a ...
Dealers say the sell-off in US assets in recent days may be causing Asian pension funds and life insurers to change their ...
When US President Donald Trump’s tariffs tanked markets and plunged the business world into chaos, large derivatives dealers ...
The European Commission has changed its reasoning for a planned temporary multiplier designed to soften upcoming market risk ...
Over the past year, Vanguard has jumped from the sidelines to become the second-largest US mutual and exchange-traded fund ...
Sixteen out of 25 clearing services had bigger buffers heading into the recent tariff turmoil compared to Q4 2019 ...
Trading of credit default swaps (CDSs) on Ice Clear Credit shifted sharply from single-name contracts to index instruments in ...
With foreign exchange volatility surging to new heights, a growing number of execution management system (EMS) vendors are developing automated solutions designed to help buy-side firms manage ...
All of the ‘big four’ Australian banks reported all-time high leverage exposures in the fourth quarter of 2024, causing leverage ratios at three to drop to their lowest in at least six years.