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  • Seen and heard in the corridors of the Annual Meeting...
  • Helping to mitigate climate change is one thing for companies, but adapting to it is much harder. Sharing costs could be one answer.
  • Emerging markets are in much stronger shape to withstand any volatility created by a US Federal Reserve intent on raising interest rates than they were in previous tightening cycles.
  • Like the dog that did not bark in the Sherlock Holmes novel Silver Blaze, rising inflation has been overlooked as a risk to emerging markets this week, despite warnings that it could force central banks to raise rates, in the face of record levels of private debt.
  • With six African countries already in debt distress and 15 more not far behind, senior observers tell GlobalMarkets why they are worried a growing foreign currency debt burden could leave many struggling.
  • International co-operation now more important than ever
  • Brazil’s central bank governor Ilan Goldfajn tells GlobalMarkets he is determined to push through the pension reform that would prevent the fiscal deficit spiralling out of control.
  • The Indonesian founders of a social enterprise to help rural women cook and a platform for bike taxis combined their operations to form GoPay, a payments system that has become the largest digital wallet in southeast Asia.
  • The Philippines is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. But have infrastructure shortfalls, weak tax revenues and tight rules for foreign companies held the country back from even faster growth? Sonny Dominguez, the country’s finance minister, intends to find out.
  • Private investors are reluctant to co-invest with development banks in poor countries. A potentially exciting alternative is securitization, which allows investors to take slices in whole portfolios and could expand the MDBs’ lending firepower.
  • Duke University professor and former co-founder of Smith Breeden, Douglas T. Breeden, has taken up a position with Amundi Pioneer as director of securitized assets and portfolio manager.
  • ABS
    Following on from PSA Bank’s well received car loan securitization, which was priced inside price talk on Wednesday, pricing for Ford’s GlobalDrive Auto Receivables 2018-A on Thursday points to rosier investor sentiment towards euro ABS deals in the near term, reversing the lacklustre demand just before summer.