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With capital markets set to turn rougher, borrowers have been compelled to issue their toughest trades first -
An uprising in Turkey inspired by the protests this week in Kazakhstan would not be a huge surprise
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A well telegraphed change in monetary policy from the US Federal Reserve has spared emerging market bonds from the mayhem of 2013
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As increased volatility rocks public equity markets, the bet some banks made by building private capital fundraising advisory teams is paying off, while those that have not done so are playing catch up, writes David Rothnie
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Credit Suisse is pinning its growth hopes on the global reunification of its capital markets and advisory offering. Provided there are no more distractions at the top of the firm, it is well-placed to succeed, writes David Rothnie.
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The transition to net zero sparked a record wave of mergers and acquisitions activity related to ESG in 2021, but banks are fighting over a fee pool that is still small and hard to define, writes David Rothnie
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European investment banks must differentiate their advisory offerings as they fight for a greater share of a shrinking fee pool in 2022
