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It was easy for Paraguay to catch the eye of young fans following 1990s football

It's the new must-have accessory for any self respecting capital markets firm, and it's only going up in price

Now is the time to embrace funding flexibility by considering different execution strategies and pricing techniques

Borgström was a FIG market treasure who steered Nordea through turbulent times

The green energy transition has caused a secular shift in what investors are prepared to fund. The oil and gas industries will, over time, find funding for their dirty activities harder to come by. But for now they have a golden chance — perhaps their last — to use the capital markets

Letting everyone believe what they want to makes the often elusive greenium an effective concept

There are some frustrated syndicate bankers out there covering Latin America

The European capital of romance, culture and... capital markets?

It is time to scrap 'direct financing' exclusions

Demand for long dated debt has been remarkably resilient but it won’t last

Two years into a critical decade for the fight to cap global warming at 1.5 °Celsius, the European Investment Bank (EIB) is transforming into something the world has never had but now desperately needs - a multilateral climate bank. This groundbreaking shift is bringing the EIB’s entire balance sheet in line with the Paris Accords, influencing not only its own lending and borrowing but also the behavior of its counterparties.

If money managers stopped investing actively, that would be the end of IPOs. Fortunately, there's bad news.