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Mortgages in Germany are now at their most expensive since 2009, with the average rate on ten-year loans nearing 4.5%, according to broker Interhyp, as inflation fears stoked by the Iran war push up borrowing costs.
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US Treasuries are becoming less effective as a portfolio hedge as persistent inflation, rising bond supply and higher interest rates undermine their traditional defensive role, prompting investors to…
Japanese institutional investors increased purchases of domestic government bonds to their highest level since 2009 during the six months to September, as pension fund rebalancing and rising global…
German ZEW Survey - Economic Sentiment arrives 28.1 in October, lower than 32.0 estimates and the September reading of 34.7.
Charlesbank Capital Partners has invested in the non-legal operations of US law firm Wood Smith Henning & Berman (WSHB) in a transaction reportedly valuing the business at approximately $700m…
Vietnam s market upgrade by FTSE Russell opens new opportunities to attract international capital However unlocking these opportunities will require companies to strengthen corporate governance…
Two Sigma Investments is facing another senior leadership departure as Seth Platt prepares to leave the $85bn hedge fund amid a prolonged governance dispute between co-founders David Siegel and John…
