The 8%-handle on Colombia’s new bond looks jarring, but the sovereign was right to not delay any longer

Progress on the Capital Markets Union has been painfully slow, and the EU must move fast to avoid fading into obscurity

Even the biggest climate change sceptics will be squeezed into caring by regulation

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have shown impressive progress developing their equity capital markets this year, but deteriorating asset quality is a worry for Middle East IPO bankers

The more factors needed to find starting prices, the worse the outcome

Investors and issuers should carefully consider whether they are placing too much weight on a single piece of US CPI data

Smaller borrowers beware: market hazards may be larger than they appear

FTX has further exposed the dangers of cryptocurrencies, but to regulate the crypto world would be to multiply its risks

The Singapore group is selling Indian coal plants to avoid a step-up — but is it really quitting them?

With the traditional investor base taking a step back this year, a return could result in consecutive record issuance

For shareholders and companies, getting along is much easier in a bull market

Apollo and Pimco’s prospective purchase has been described as a ‘bad bank’, but some have reservations

First, the UK government must fix its self-imposed crisis. Then it can assert its leadership in the digital future of finance

One Turkish bank expects a third of lenders to drop out of loans this autumn

New funding entities could help Italy but benefit will be magnified with tighter spreads

There were few solutions to big issues in DC, but the dynamics of in-person meetings reinforced the severity of the challenge — and were vital for market participants

It’s crucial that, when it is called to play a meaningful role in supporting Europe's economy, the securitization market can respond. In its current guise, EUSR is more of a hindrance than a help

A speedy and homogeneous regime is needed if regulators want any hope of taming the crypto market