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Financial markets are facing a maelstrom, but covered bonds look like an outlier -
Nomura’s syndicate boss, Nick Dent, has set up his desk in a way designed for the sort of speedy decision-making that will, he claims, be crucial for primary credit in persistently volatile markets
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European firms should jump through any open window as winter of uncertainty beckons
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Investment banks are still figuring the best way to run their shops since the return to offices began. A hybrid system of remote and office working is inevitable but the balance is important — running a twin-speed business benefits no one
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Central bank may not have stuck to plan with its interest rate decision but the message was clear
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FIG issuers should not feel they have to print just because the summer is coming
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Breaking communication deadlock in investment chain would be game-changing
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More time spent talking to investors means stronger demand for less well followed banks
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Bank needs hard evidence to repair its reputation
