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Carlyle Buys $7.7 Billion in Consumer Loans as Truist Revamps

Carlyle Group Inc. has agreed to buy $7.7 billion of unsecured personal loans from Truist Financial Corp., among the asset manager’s largest such deals as it expands a push into asset-back credit.

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Korea Treasury Bond Yields Fall Across the Board

Korea Treasury Bond yields fell across the board on Oct. 16.Despite the KOSPI rebound, foreign net buying of Treasury bond futures continued, turning yields lower across the board in the afternoon on…

  • South Korean Treasury bond yields fell across all maturities on October 16.
  • 3-year bond yield dropped by 13 basis points, reaching levels not seen since early September.
  • 10-year bond yield declined by approximately 21 basis points, hitting early August levels.

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