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The next time a stock frenzy hits the markets, will it lead to T+0?

The regulator's final determination is meant to provide guidance to the industry for the next five years, instead it is piling on the pain

◆ Trump triumphs, Scholz slumps, rates roil ◆ Credit issuers off to the races ◆ Rates issuers contend with unprecedented Bund-swap inversion

A US-led swift resolution to the war in Ukraine doesn't necessarily mean an end to hostilities

Inability to rely on the US will provide the impetus for loosening regulations in securitization

◆ Golden Ray 1 shines on debut ◆ US election holds up EU ABS

The great conditions for FIG issuers that had prevailed all year round have gone. But there is a ready solution — issuers must pay new issue premiums

A whirlwind tour of SRT from the 'last fiduciary in the world'

◆ What Trump or Harris mean for EM sovereign issuers ◆ The outlook for UK capital markets after the Budget ◆ Creditors turn on each other in Thames Water saga

Emergency funding with sky high costs threatens to cut off more meaningful support

To control what is transition-worthy too tightly would be to miss the point

Japan’s landmark sovereign climate transition bonds have made it a frontrunner in global efforts to achieve net zero and — despite criticisms — offer a much-needed template for other countries pondering their own transition frameworks. Rashmi Kumar reports.