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The good times don’t last and when they end, it's vicious

◆ Riso and Ruhl on the development of the market's biggest new bond issuer ◆ Beyond NextGeneration EU: can the bloc fund defence? ◆ The campaign for sovereign-like borrower status

Greater stability in credit products than rates points to what unnerves investors

As the US doubles down on oil and gas, it's time for a radical overhaul of green finance

◆ How the bond market will drive CCMM to provide more climate tech cash ◆ Multilateral development bank hybrid capital — and may have found its niche ◆ Covered bond market roars back to life but will it last?

For a president this volatile, acting on what he does rather than what he says is the only long-term strategy

Cheerleaders for machine learning should try it on some real problems

EGBs and USTs are having trouble too; what makes the UK any different?

◆ Gilts rocked on macro fears but sterling bond issuance booms ◆ Just how much of a basket case is the UK anyway? ◆ Debt-for-nature swaps blossom

Access to the UK market cannot be taken for granted

These products appearing again suggests the market is working for both issuers and investors

From humble beginnings, debt-for-nature swaps are now generating meaningful sums of funding