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The region's IPO market had its slowest start to a year since 2016, markets need to figure out how to get fatigued investors back on track
By prioritising data and transparency over a label, Toyota shows the way for green securitization
Problems can still spread across the asset class but not as you knew them to
Issuance from the likes of Egypt shows that, even after a downturn, the market is far healthier than in 2022
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A lacklustre earnings season and competition from other markets could see spreads bounce wider -
The UK must avoid losing ground to the EU and private actors in the digital currency revolution
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Fundraising challenges may mean limited partners in private debt funds can get a discount but they should proceed with caution
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Positive expectations for the new year are veiled behind the specter of 2022
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From being everyone's darling to investors dozing off at the sight of them, SLBs are edging closer to where they belong
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Securitization has the potential to help the green transition, but the time line is tight
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Numerous explanations abound for why appetite for risk is so strong but the truth may be more nuanced
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Issuers should take advantage of the favourable funding conditions — but keep offering concessions as they do
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A European IPO market without cornerstones is less secure for issuers but better overall
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Uncertainty within the industry could lead disgruntled bankers to look elsewhere
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European Central Bank has broken new ground in climate policy, but must shake off its secrecy and maximise impact
