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Top tier UK universities are likely to issue public and private debt in the fourth quarter of this year, to fill a funding gap from collapsing summer revenues and dwindling numbers of international students. With operating conditions for the sector decidedly bleaker, many expect a clutch of lower ranked UK universities to go bust in the next few years. -
Icelandair, Iceland’s flag carrier airline, got approval on Friday from the European Economic Area’s watchdog for a state loan guarantee, paving the way for it to raise $247m-equivalent of loan and equity financing.
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Antengene Corp, a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company, has set the ball rolling for a Hong Kong IPO, adding to a bulging pipeline of healthcare firms targeting the city’s bourse.
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Bond investors said Argentina’s formal approach to the International Monetary Fund this week was a positive, if expected, development, but that it was still very uncertain whether the government would keep to a moderate path.
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The Federal Reserve announced on Thursday that it will allow inflation to run higher than the long running 2% target, a long awaited and historic shift in monetary policy that marks the start of a new era that will enable the Fed to keep rates low for longer.
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Thomas Hugger has more than two decades of investment experience in frontier markets. Volatility is part of the job description. But he has never faced challenges like those unleashed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
