Podcasts

- How much longer can the extraordinary run of bank bond issuance last? - Are sustainability-linked bonds too complicated to be meaningful? - New bond, old tricks: the art of underwriting returns

- Will the Santa rally in bonds last until Christmas? - How much bond issuance will TLTRO repayments drive? - Ithaca Energy: autopsy of an IPO

- The re-emergence of lender protection in leveraged finance - How one Korean insurance company caused chaos in Asia’s bond market - Climate resilience comes to sovereign bonds

- Financial services still have a problem with employing women - We ask two senior women from the industry how to fix it - What should women looking for a career in finance be asking employers

- Who’s in - Who’s out - Who’s paying for it

Huge job to regain credibility - plus HSBC greenwashing

Capital raising about to get tougher for companies Chaos reigns in Gilt market

• Following the PIF’s debut bond, is Saudi Arabia a credible green investment? • The multitude of unusual tactics bond issuers are using to get deals done in difficult markets

• The way out of UK market disarray • Italian banks in a better state • Bring back the bonus cap, say bankers

Senior European corporate bond bankers cannot figure out why investors are buying their wares

Almost a year ago, we discussed the energy crisis for the first time on this podcast — how energy companies were using the capital markets in the face of higher demand for their product and what it meant for inflation. A year on, things are much worse.