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Bond market's leading performers recognised at GlobalCapital's annual awards ceremony
The awards recognise the market's leading deals, issuers, banks and other participants
The winning organisations will be announced live at ceremonies in both London and New York this September
The leading institutions, deals, and individuals shaping 2025 were honoured at a ceremony held at The Metropolitan Club in New York City.
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  • In economies with structurally high interest rates, institutional investors tend to prefer bonds – and when they bet correctly on the direction of rates, they can strike gold.
  • In economies with structurally high interest rates, institutional investors tend to prefer bonds – and when they bet correctly on the direction of rates, they can strike gold.
  • In November, boutique investment firm Exotix shattered the benign market consensus that the repayment of a bond issued by Nakheel, a debt-laden Dubai real estate developer, due in December 2009, would come through thanks to a bailout from Abu Dhabi.
  • In November, boutique investment firm Exotix shattered the benign market consensus that the repayment of a bond issued by Nakheel, a debt-laden Dubai real estate developer, due in December 2009, would come through thanks to a bailout from Abu Dhabi.
  • At the heart of the investment challenge this year is getting to grips with the new reality: emerging market growth is outperforming – and in this respect is decoupling from – the developed world, and yet global asset price correlations are stronger than ever. Enter Bank of America-Merrill Lynch’s monthly Global Fund Manager Survey – the most eagerly awaited sell-side report in the global equity community.
  • At the heart of the investment challenge this year is getting to grips with the new reality: emerging market growth is outperforming – and in this respect is decoupling from – the developed world, and yet global asset price correlations are stronger than ever. Enter Bank of America-Merrill Lynch’s monthly Global Fund Manager Survey – the most eagerly awaited sell-side report in the global equity community.