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1. Price discovery and persistent arbitrage violations in credit markets

Author

Lin, Hai, Man, Kasing, Wang, Junbo, and Wu, Chunchi

Subjects
Credit markets, Swaps (Finance), Corporate bonds, Bonds (Securities), Financial markets, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Abstract This paper investigates price violations in credit markets using a data sample spanning from 2002 to 2016. We find that price violations are highly persistent during the crisis period, [...]

Published
2020
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2. Being Flexible: A panel of insurance portfolio management experts examines the potential risk-adjusted return benefits of pairing fixed income securities with equity options within insurance portfolios

Author

Weber, John

Subjects
Securities -- Excerpts, Convertible bonds -- Excerpts, Portfolio management -- Excerpts, Corporate sponsorship, Retirement benefits, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Fixed income securities, Convertible securities, Company business management, Business, Insurance
Abstract

Portfolio managers are leveraging equity enhanced fixed income. It's a new way to look at convertible bonds. A panel of experts examined the potential risk-adjusted return benefits of pairing fixed [...]

Published
2019

3. BOJ extends support to SMEs

Subjects
Japan. Bank of Japan -- International economic relations, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Small and medium sized companies, Retail trade, Coronaviruses, Banks (Finance), Finance, Bonds (Securities), Commercial banks, Interest rates, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Event At its emergency meeting on May 22nd the Bank of Japan (BOJ, the central bank) introduced a 'new fund-provisioning measure', primarily to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Analysis [...]

Published
2020

4. Outlook for 2020-24: Monetary policy

Subjects
Monetary policy, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Finance, Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Central banks, Liquidity (Finance), Bank loans, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Like central banks worldwide, the Riksbank was quick to react to the outbreak of the virus, rolling out several measures in March that effectively preserved financial stability and liquidity in [...]

Published
2020

5. Outlook for 2020-24: Monetary policy

Subjects
Bank of Canada -- Economic policy, Monetary policy, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Securities, Finance, Bonds (Securities), Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

At its meeting on April 15th the Bank of Canada (BoC, the central bank) left the overnight rate unchanged at the effective lower bound of 0.25%, having cut it by [...]

Published
2020

6. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

7. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

8. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

9. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

10. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

11. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

12. New bonds issued at higher cost

Subjects
Securities offerings, Credit ratings, Corporate bonds, Finance, Bonds (Securities), Company securities, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Event Despite recent downgrades to the country's credit ratings, the Ministry of Finance on April 2nd placed US$6bn in dollar-denominated bonds of varying maturity on April 22nd. Analysis The US$6bn [...]

Published
2020

13. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

14. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

15. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

16. BOJ eases monetary policy further

Subjects
Japan. Bank of Japan -- Economic policy, Monetary policy, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Setting (Literature), Bonds (Securities), Commercial banks, Small and medium sized companies, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Event On April 27th the Bank of Japan (BOJ, the central bank) decided at its Monetary Policy Meeting to ease some of its policy settings by pledging unlimited purchases of [...]

Published
2020

17. BOJ eases monetary policy further

Subjects
Japan. Bank of Japan -- Economic policy, Monetary policy, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Setting (Literature), Bonds (Securities), Commercial banks, Small and medium sized companies, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Event On April 27th the Bank of Japan (BOJ, the central bank) decided at its Monetary Policy Meeting to ease some of its policy settings by pledging unlimited purchases of [...]

Published
2020

18. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

19. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

20. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

21. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

22. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

23. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

24. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

25. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

26. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

27. ECB eases collateral rules

Subjects
Credit ratings, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, Public health, Liquidity (Finance), Regional focus/area studies, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

Event On April 22nd the European Central Bank (ECB) temporarily eased rules under its general collateral framework, which will remain in place until September 2021. Analysis The terms under which [...]

Published
2020

28. China getting a head start in recovery from mayhem

Subjects
Government securities, Corporate bonds, Bonds (Securities), Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Byline: Douglas Appell Mainland Chinese stocks and bonds are emerging ahead of the pack from the global maelstrom unleashed by the coronavirus outbreak in the Chinese city of Wuhan. Market [...]

Published
2020

29. When will bulls evade bears' grasp? As stock market gets hammered, bonds soar in value

Subjects
Stock markets, Stocks, Corporate bonds, Time, Mutual fund managers, World health, Bonds (Securities), Cash flow, Financial markets, Stock market, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: AARON ELSTEIN In a bit more than a week, the S&P 500 went from all-time high to 'correction' mode, then to flirting with a bear market, which is a [...]

Published
2020

30. Benchmark blues; Buttonwood

Subjects
Credit markets, Investments -- Analysis, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Index funds, Business, Economics, Business, international
Abstract

Why active bond investors can beat the index when active equity investors can't IMAGINE A WORLD in which the stockmarket has only two constituents: Gurgle, a firm that has risen [...]

Published
2020

31. Liabilities mostly offset high returns around globe

Subjects
Monetary policy, Emerging markets, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Stock prices, Bonds (Securities), Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Byline: Douglas Appell Corporate pension funds in the world's largest retirement markets posted stellar gains in 2019 on the back of aggressive monetary policy stimulus, but many ended the year [...]

Published
2020

32. European fixed-income investors demanding fee cuts

Subjects
Legal fees, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Fees, Bonds (Securities), Investors, Company business management, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Byline: Paulina Pielichata European fixed-income investors are pushing for fee cuts from active managers whose performance is suffering. For this state of affairs, money managers can thank central banks that [...]

Published
2019

33. Norwegian raises $273mn in latest share and bond issue

Subjects
Stock offerings, Bond issues, Convertible bonds, Stock prices, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Convertible securities, Company securities, Transportation industry, Travel industry
Abstract

Norwegian (DY, Oslo Gardermoen) managed to raise NOK2.5 billion kroner (USD273 million) from its third share issue in less than two years on November 5, a combined sale of shares [...]

Published
2019

34. Junk bonds used to buy Advisor Group

Subjects
Financial analysis, Junk bonds, Brokers, Financial planners -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Consultants (Persons), Private equity, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Company acquisition/merger, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Byline: Bruce Kelly A junk bond rating has been slapped on the $1.8 billion in debt used to finance the acquisition of Advisor Group. In a report issued last month, [...]

Published
2019

35. Bond ETFs making big waves in corporate debt market

Subjects
Corporate debt, Exchange-traded funds, Credit markets, Fixed income securities, Corporate bonds, Ecosystems, Bonds (Securities), Liquidity (Finance), Financial markets, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Byline: Ari I. Weinberg Fixed-income exchange-traded funds are often criticized for bestowing unearned liquidity and price upon their underlying holdings, particularly in investment-grade and high-yield corporate debt. But with U.S.-listed [...]

Published
2019

36. New bond issues improve debt profile

Subjects
Financial markets, Bond issues, Corporate bonds, Bond repurchasing, Bonds (Securities), Credit markets, Company securities, Company financing, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Event In mid-June, the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) issued US$2.5bn worth of new sovereign bonds. Some of the funds raised will be used to buy back existing debt, [...]

Published
2019

37. Scavenging in the junkyard; Buttonwood

Subjects
Junk bonds -- Forecasts and trends -- Economic aspects, Capital markets -- Forecasts and trends -- Economic aspects, Investments -- Forecasts and trends -- Economic aspects, Investors, Financial markets, Bonds (Securities), Business cycles, Credit markets, Corporate bonds, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Economics, Business, international
Abstract

Why corporate bonds are usually a bad investment in an ageing business cycleIN THE 1970s the junk-bond market was a dark underworld. It was the home of 'fallen angels', the [...]

Published
2018

38. 'Too Big to Fail' Net Is Stretched to Catch Entire Private Sector

Author

Phillips, Matt

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board -- Powers and duties, Financial markets -- Forecasts and trends -- Management -- Economic aspects, Epidemics -- Control -- Economic aspects -- Prevention -- United States, Domestic economic assistance -- Access control -- Forecasts and trends -- Economic aspects, COVID-19 -- Distribution -- Prevention -- Economic aspects, Coronaviruses, Banks (Finance), Financial crises, Finance, Bonds (Securities), Financial institutions, Wall Street, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Stock markets, Airlines, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Large parts of financial markets are now being managed by the government. Even if they don't like it, investors must acknowledge it. During the 2008 financial crisis, Wall Street banks [...]

Published
2020

39. Efforts to calm financial markets are working, but risks remain, BoC warns

Author

Berman, David

Subjects
Bank of Canada -- Powers and duties, Financial markets -- Forecasts and trends -- Economic aspects, Epidemics -- Control -- Economic aspects -- Prevention -- Canada, Credit ratings -- Forecasts and trends -- Economic aspects, COVID-19 -- Distribution -- Prevention -- Economic aspects, Banks (Finance), Junk bonds, Finance, Bonds (Securities), Energy industries, Corporate bonds, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: DAVID BERMAN, Staff Lead The Bank of Canada said that its extraordinary efforts to soothe rattled financial markets are working, but it warned that credit downgrades and rising funding [...]

Published
2020

40. Japan lifts the limits to monetary support as China's industry sees 35pc fall in profit

Subjects
Japan. Bank of Japan, Profits, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Bonds (Securities), Banking industry, General interest
Abstract

Byline: Tim Wallace THE Bank of Japan has opened the door to an unlimited money-printing programme by removing guidance that it would only buy government bonds worth up to 80 [...]

Published
2020

41. Fed to give $500 billion to large companies, won't require them to preserve jobs or limit exec pay

Author

Stein, Jeff and Whoriskey, Peter

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board -- Economic policy -- Government finance, Business assistance -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Government finance, Big business -- Government finance -- Laws, regulations and rules, Banks (Finance), Stockholders, Securities offerings, Bond issues, Executive compensation, Finance, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Central banks, Disaster relief, Government regulation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Jeff Stein and Peter Whoriskey A Federal Reserve program expected to begin within weeks will provide hundreds of billions in emergency aid to large American corporations without requiring them [...]

Published
2020

42. Debt deals in Canada, U.S. climb with many companies poised to try shoring up balance sheets amid fallout

Author

Rendell, Mark

Subjects
Financial markets -- Forecasts and trends, Epidemics -- Control -- Economic aspects -- Canada, Corporate debt -- Forecasts and trends, COVID-19 -- Distribution -- Prevention -- Economic aspects, Acquisitions and mergers, Time, Equity (Finance), Bond issues, Investment bankers, Balance sheets, Economic forecasting, Finance, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Investment banks, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: MARK RENDELL, Staff Lead It is a good time to be an investment banker focused on debt. Not so much for equity underwriters and mergers and acquisitions specialists. Extreme [...]

Published
2020

43. It's time to sell this popular high-yield bond fund; OPINION

Author

Pape, Gordon

Subjects
Bond funds -- Statistics, Credit markets -- Forecasts and trends, Publishers (Persons), Bonds (Securities), Mutual funds, Corporate bonds, Financial markets, Suffering, Time, Stock exchanges, Junk bonds, Reason, Publishing industry, Editors, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: GORDON PAPE Lead Editor and publisher of the Internet Wealth Builder and Income Investor newsletters There's been turmoil in the corporate bond market, but the FTSE Canadian Universe Bond [...]

Published
2020

44. BlackRock to Earn Modest Fees for Aiding Fed

Author

Goldstein, Matthew

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board -- Contracts, BlackRock Inc. -- Contracts -- Finance, Mutual fund industry -- Contracts -- Finance, Bond repurchasing, Fees, Legal fees, Media executives, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Company financing, Contract agreement, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, will earn relatively modest fees for helping the Federal Reserve run a bond-buying program to steady markets unsettled by the pandemic. The world's largest [...]

Published
2020

45. Energy Companies Strangle on Debt as Prices Crater and Capital Dries Up

Author

Phillips, Matt and Krauss, Clifford

Subjects
Petroleum industry -- Prices and rates -- Finance, Petroleum -- Prices and rates, Corporate debt -- Statistics, Junk bonds, Setting (Literature), Finance, Bonds (Securities), Energy industries, Wall Street, Corporate bonds, Company financing, Company pricing policy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Energy companies were major issuers of junk bonds to finance expansion. But now they are in trouble as capital has dried up and oil prices have cratered. Wall Street supercharged [...]

Published
2020

46. Fears of corporate debt bomb grow as coronavirus outbreak worsens

Author

Lynch, David J.

Subjects
Financial markets -- Forecasts and trends, Coronaviruses -- Economic aspects, Corporate debt -- Forecasts and trends, Financial services, Securities industry, Layoffs, Finance, Rating agencies (Securities), Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Financial analysis, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: David J. Lynch The coronavirus panic could threaten a $10 trillion mountain of corporate debt, unleashing a cycle of layoffs and business spending cuts that would hit the economy [...]

Published
2020

47. OIL COLLAPSE, CORONAVIRUS HIT GLOBAL STOCKS HARD; OPINION

Author

Barlow, Scott

Subjects
Global economy -- Forecasts and trends, Stock markets -- Forecasts and trends, Petroleum -- Prices and rates, COVID-19 -- Distribution -- Economic aspects, Time, Stock exchanges, Stocks, Balance sheets, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Investors, Swaps (Finance), Financial markets, Novels, Credit markets, Stock market, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, Company pricing policy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: SCOTT BARLOW, Staff Lead Is the longest bull market in history over? The global economy and asset markets have been hit with two major shocks - the novel coronavirus [...]

Published
2020

48. The markets are sending a message about coronavirus: The recession risk is real

Author

Long, Heather

Subjects
Financial markets -- Forecasts and trends -- International aspects, COVID-19 -- Economic aspects, Americans, Government securities, Bonds (Securities), Recessions, Corporate bonds, Credit markets, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Heather Long Pick just about any market - stocks, bonds, oil - and it's sending a signal that investors around the world think there's a high probability of a [...]

Published
2020

49. Trump pardons the junk bond king

Subjects
Junk bonds, Securities fraud, Pardons, Securities, Fraud, Finance, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Scandals, General interest
Abstract

Byline: LaToya Harding DONALD TRUMP has pardoned financier and philanthropist Michael Milken, the face of financial scandals in the Eighties. The US president said that the 'junk bond king', who [...]

Published
2020

50. Who is Michael Milken, the 'junk bond king' Trump just pardoned?

Author

Thebault, Reis

Subjects
Drexel Burnham Lambert Group Inc., Securities industry, Junk bonds, Insider trading (Securities), Securities, Rakes, rogues, and villains, Greed, Business failures, Bonds (Securities), Corporate bonds, Securities industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Reis Thebault Michael Milken, the 'junk bond king' who was charged with insider trading in the 1980s, was granted clemency by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, making him the [...]

Published
2020

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