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US stocks have been the big loser, while European banks could reap profits -
As bank chiefs push for a full-time return to the office, it raises the question of whether this is about productivity, or is it a retreat to the old habit of equating presence with performance?
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No reason for banks to fear going tighter still
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Higher sovereign rates are here to stay, but borrowers can cope
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It's more than gut feeling that FIG issuers should go for intermediate tenors
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Everyone knows investment bankers’ jobs can be cut at a moment’s notice. It’s one thing when you’re experienced and have made some money. But junior bankers are just as vulnerable, and have fewer options. It’s a big problem this year
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Banks have plenty of buy-to-let assets on their balance sheets; issuers should follow Paragon's lead for as long as investors and regulators allow
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Paragon's visit to the covered bond market highlights the shoddy regulatory treatment of RMBS
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Scope Ratings can benefit itself and the market by providing a different view at times of strong divergence
