Global regulator concerned at high yield fire sale in downturn
Bank for International Settlements concerned low grade credit makes up 45% of issuance in Europe.
John Lappin
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Six Nordic banks form ‘Know Your Customer’ JV to fight financial crime
Banks get European Commission approval for data platform with commercial launch in 2020.
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European stocks likely to be caught in US-China crossfire, warns Barings
EU needs to reform its approach to economics and foreign policy to give it leverage in an sharp-elbowed world.
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Global bond fund inflows surge in Q1
Worldwide net cash flow to all funds hit €304bn in Q1 compared to €118bn in Q4 2018, according to Efama
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Morningstar: active outperforms in Europe over long term
Europe ex-UK large cap active funds had highest success ratio over 16-year test period, according to research firm
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China compels technology transfers, say EU firms
One in five members of the EU Chamber of Commerce in China said they had been forced to transfer technology this year
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Global equity market may comprise 40% poor performers
Big technology changes leaving firms reliant on tangible assets behind but trend disguised
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China sovereign debt index inclusion marks historic shift
Process will run over next 20 months in 5% increments and is expected to eventually include 386 Chinese securities
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A world of competing economic systems poses new challenges
Is the US-China trade war a symptom of the changing nature of global competition?