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Though EM bond markets are in a torrid state, spreads have held in. It suggests the worse could be yet to come -
In the worst market for many years, European companies such as CVC, the Luxembourg-based private equity group, are right to put their plans to go public on ice
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Dust kicked up by Porsche spin-off obscures bigger picture
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The recent arms race over perks and pay has made the investment banking business more brittle
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Société Générale has taken a calculated risk on a deal with an oligarch as its CEO looks to double down in a critical year. By David Rothnie
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VW’s priority is to execute on its Porsche IPO plan by picking the best banks for the job, not to burnish the credentials of Europe’s corporate finance elite
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Russia’s corporate finance market has been mothballed, leaving bankers struggling to help clients while complying with an ever-widening raft of sanctions
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Deutsche made a clear statement when it fired four members of its equity capital markets team after they brought an unwelcome reminder of the bank’s racy past, showing that there is no place for complacency in the pursuit of the inclusive investment bank, writes David Rothnie
