Class action to be filed against German investment company
The firm said ‘due to the ongoing insolvency proceedings, interest and repayments are no longer possible’
Analysis
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Is the global macro/policy backdrop still supportive of credit?
The current yield-curve dynamics are not what we would normally expect in this stage of the business cycle
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Airlines lined up for take-off, but are they in it for the long haul?
Industry revenues hit $328bn in 2020, in nominal terms the same level it reached in 2000
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Why community banks can drive returns from the US recovery
Sector’s post financial crisis bounce back has been largely overlooked
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German crypto rule change ‘opens the gates for mass adoption’
Products are hitting the market but do they answer a real need – especially given the many unanswered questions?
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Is thematic investing the key to long-term performance?
Two themes transcended geographies and business sectors to top investor preference
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Johnson passes the buck to UK institutional investors
Bannered up as a ‘call to action’, it has all the hallmarks of an excuse-in-the-making
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Post-pandemic spending splurge on the rocks
It might take longer to shake off our covid caution than originally thought
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Property remains a big draw – but at what cost?
Pricing out locals could be a PR disaster in the making
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What have we learned about SDG credit investing?
Fund managers can be buffeted between hitting goals but delivering poor performance and vice versa
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Latin America and the commodities supercycle
Is this the ‘secret sauce’ in the region’s recovery?
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Have the rules changed on how bad news impacts bottom lines?
History suggests an explosion in Germany may not have the significant financial fallout some investors expect