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European capital market participants quite rightly remain unconvinced that the 90 day reprieve is anything to cheer
US stocks have been the big loser, while European banks could reap profits
Enthusiasm for a defence push on the continent is crucial but lacking
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Banks are always in someone’s sights, sometimes even their owner's. But look to the bond market, not the newspapers, for whether they are in real trouble -
Banks cannot rely on deposit growth
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Sellers will compete for buyers’ attention as they fall prey to a confluence of factors
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Solvency II needlessly forces insurers to find back doors into commercial real estate investments
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Lower issuance volumes for the rest of the year will help spreads and strategic planning
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The seasonal shutdown of the primary bond markets is a relic of a bygone era
