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1. What firm risk factors drive bank loan pricing and other terms? Evidence from China.

Author

Jin, Hongmin, Wang, Lu, Xiao, Zuoping, and Fung, Hung‐Gay

Subjects
PRICES, BANKING industry, BOND prices, LOANS, CORPORATE accounting, BANK accounts, BANK loans, CORPORATE bonds
Abstract

This study investigates how firm risk factors affect bank loan pricing. Although firm‐specific stock price crash risk affects bank loan costs directly, it also prompts other risks, including financial restatement and litigation, which in turn trigger higher bank loan costs. Strong internal and external governance mechanisms help reduce agency problems and improve information transparency, alleviating the adverse effect of stock price crash risk on loan costs. Our results confirm that bankers take good corporate governance into account in their bank loan decisions. We also show that bond investors price the adverse effect of stock price crash risk, prompting higher corporate bond costs. Futher evidence suggests that banks impose stricter non‐price terms, such as smaller loan size, shorter loan maturity, and a higher likelihood of collateral requirement, on firms with higher crash risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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2. Philippines : BSP wants more accessible capital market for corporates fund sourcing

Subjects
Financial markets, Corporations, Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Business, international
Abstract

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona Jr. eyes better access to the capital market to cater to the financial requirements of corporates. Remolona made the statement as the [...]

Published
2024

3. Bonds Have Been Awful. It's a Good Time to Buy

Author

Sommer, Jeff

Subjects
Bank of America Corp., Financial markets, Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Bond funds, Banking industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

As interest rates rose over the past few years, bond prices plummeted, making high-quality bonds more attractive, our columnist says. It's impossible to survey the current bond market without shuddering. [...]

Published
2023

4. HK fund favours Macau as mainland bonds lose allure

Author

Li, Jiaxing

Subjects
Bank of America Corp., Financial markets, Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The mainland’s share of Asia’s dollar junk bond market is ­shrinking fast after three years of a property slump, prompting investors to search for yields ­outside the debt-plagued sector and [...]

Published
2023

5. Corporate Finance and the Monetary Transmission Mechanism.

Author

Bolton, Patrick and Freixas, Xavier

Subjects
MONETARY policy, ECONOMIC equilibrium, FINANCE, BANKING industry, FINANCIAL markets, CORPORATE bonds, COMMERCIAL credit, BANK loans
Abstract

We analyze the transmission effects of monetary policy in a general equilibrium model of the financial sector, with bank lending and securities markets. Bank lending is constrained by capital adequacy requirements, and asymmetric information adds a cost to outside bank equity capital. In our model, monetary policy does not affect bank lending through changes in bank liquidity; rather, it operates through changes in the spread of bank loans over corporate bonds, which induce changes in the aggregate composition of financing by firms, and in banks' equity-capital base. The model produces multiple equilibria, one of which displays all the features of a "credit crunch." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006
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6. Canada : RBC Global Asset Management Inc. revises ETF Distributions for RBC Target 2028 Corporate Bond Index ETF (RQQ) and RBC Target 2029 Corporate Bond Index ETF (RQR)

Subjects
Royal Bank of Canada -- Management, Exchange-traded funds, Banking industry, Stock-exchange, Corporate bonds, Securities industry, Securities industry, Company business management, Banking industry, Business, international
Abstract

RBC Global Asset Management Inc. announced a revision to the December 2022 cash distributions for RBC Target 2028 Corporate Bond Index ETF (RQQ) and RBC Target 2029 Corporate Bond Index [...]

Published
2022

7. Bank Competition and Leverage Adjustments

Author

Jiang, Fuxiu, Jiang, Zhan, Huang, Jicheng, Kim, Kenneth A., and Nofsinger, John R.

Subjects
People's Bank of China, Bank of Communications Ltd., Foreign banks, Medium term notes, Banking industry -- International economic relations, Banking law, Corporate bonds, Leverage, Banking industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

We test whether bank competition affects firms' leverage adjustment speeds. Using Chinese data where bank concentration varies across both years and provinces, we find that underlevered firms move to their target leverage faster when bank competition is high. Tests surrounding an exogenous shock to bank competition lead to the same conclusion. We also find that small firms and nonstate-owned firms exhibit faster leverage adjustments when bank competition is high, which is consistent with the conjecture that bank risk taking increases with competition., Recent research establishes that firms have target capital structures (Frank and Goyal, 2009), but firms make partial/incomplete adjustments toward their targets (e.g., Leary and Roberts, 2005; Flannery and Rangan, 2006; [...]

Published
2017

10. Money and the Markets.

Subjects
MONEY market, BANKING industry, CORPORATE bonds, AUTOMOBILE industry, INDUSTRIAL productivity, ELECTRIC power production
Abstract

The article reports the condition of the money market in the U.S. as of May 1937. American banks get over the May 1 struggle in reserve requirement which resulted to a surplus funds of more than 800 million U.S. dollars. The market received the 25 million U.S. dollar-offering of the Federal Home Loan Bank and that corporate bond issues are settled. In the domestic sector, the automobile industry posed an increase in production as well as electric power production.

Published
1937

11. Norway : Sandvik raises EUR 500 million in the corporate bond market

Subjects
JPMorgan Chase & Co. -- Finance -- Securities, Luxembourg Stock Exchange -- Securities -- Finance, Banking industry -- Finance, Credit market, Corporate bonds, Securities industry -- Finance, Securities industry, Company securities, Company financing, Banking industry, Business, international
Abstract

Sandvik has raised EUR 500 million in the corporate bond market under its Euro Medium Term Note (EMTN) program. The re-offer yield for the bond was 2.26% with a maturity [...]

Published
2022

12. Does bank lending matter for large firms' investment?

Author

Karabarbounis, Marios

Subjects
Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Economics
Abstract

1. INTRODUCTION Does bank lending matter for corporate investment? On the one hand, if corporations have easy access to alternative sources of finance such as internal financing, external equity, or [...]

Published
2015
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13. 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

14. Bank of Thailand's BSF faces slew of criticism

Subjects
Thailand. Bank of Thailand, Banks (Finance), Coronaviruses, Corporate bonds, Coronavirus infections, Shortages, Finance, Banking industry, Liquidity (Finance), Business, international
Abstract

The Bank of Thailand's mechanism to inject liquidity to help stabilise the debenture market has yet again been met with criticism from one of the central bank's alumni, with the [...]

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. 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

17. 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

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. Green credentials to colour Bank's choices

Subjects
Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Air pollution, Banking industry, General interest
Abstract

Byline: Tom Rees THE Bank of England is to focus its corporate bond-buying programme on companies that embrace the Government's green agenda, despite warnings that the drive for net zero [...]

Published
2021

28. Investigating the impact of behavioral factors on supply network efficiency: insights from banking's corporate bond networks.

Author

Pournader, Mehrdokht, Kach, Andrew, Hajiagha, Seyed, and Emrouznejad, Ali

Subjects
*BANKING industry, *CORPORATE bonds, *DATA envelopment analysis, *MARKETING, *INDUSTRIAL management
Abstract

This paper highlights the role of behavioral factors for efficiency measurement in supply networks. To this aim, behavioral issues are investigated among interrelations between decision makers involved in corporate bond service networks. The corporate bond network was considered in three consecutive stages, where each stage represents the relations between two members of the network: issuer-underwriter, underwriter-bank, and bank-investor. Adopting a multi-method approach, we collected behavioral data by conducting semi-structured interviews and applying the critical incident technique. Financial and behavioral data, collected from each stage in 20 corporate bond networks, were analyzed using fuzzy network data envelopment analysis to obtain overall and stage-wise efficiency scores for each network. Sensitivity analyzes of the findings revealed inefficiencies in the relations between underwriters-issuers, banks-underwriters, and banks-investors stemming from certain behavioral factors. The results show that incorporating behavioral factors provides a better means of efficiency measurement in supply networks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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29. Preferential Regulatory Treatment and Banks' Demand for Government Bonds.

Author

BONNER, CLEMENS

Subjects
GOVERNMENT securities, BANKING industry, DATA analysis, LIQUIDITY (Economics), CAPITAL, CORPORATE bonds, FINANCIAL markets, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the impact of preferential regulatory treatment on banks' demand for government bonds. Using unique transaction-level data, our analysis suggests that preferential treatment in microprudential liquidity and capital regulation significantly increases banks' demand for government bonds. Liquidity and capital regulation also seem to incentivize banks to substitute other bonds with government bonds. We also find evidence that this 'regulatory effect' leads banks to reduce lending to the real economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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30. CONNECT WITH US

Subjects
JPMorgan Chase & Co., Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Private banking, Banking industry, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Bambos Charalambous Managing Director, J.P. Morgan Private Bank bambos.i.charalambous@jpmorgan.com 858.812.6131 www.ipmorgan.com/sandieqo J.R Morgan's Market Movers Embrace the dip: Value is returning to the Markets Market volatility seems like it will [...]

Published
2022

31. Asset evolution: JP Morgan Chase analyst: insurers' strategies remain on same course, but allocations in high-yield assets are growing

Author

Roberts, Jeff

Subjects
JPMorgan Chase & Co., Property and casualty insurance industry, Strategic planning (Business), Insurance companies, Private equity, Interest rates, Exchange-traded funds, Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Business, Insurance
Abstract

Although insurers are not dramatically shifting their investment strategies, their asset allocations are changing as the low interest rate environment continues to exert pressure on portfolios. Insurers largely are bucking [...]

Published
2017

32. Bank of England told to think green under new remit to help Britain reach 'net zero'

Subjects
United Kingdom. Bank of England, Banking industry, Global temperature changes, Emissions (Pollution), Corporate bonds, Environmental sustainability, Debt financing (Corporations), Banking industry, General interest
Abstract

Byline: Tim Wallace THE Bank of England must take account of the impact of its decisions on climate change under a new green remit issued by the Chancellor. The new [...]

Published
2021

33. Financial Systems and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Australia.

Author

Nyasha, sheilla and Odhiambo, Nicholas M.

Subjects
DISTRIBUTED lags (Economics), CORPORATE bonds, ECONOMIC development, BANKING industry
Abstract

This paper examines the dynamic impact of both bank- and market-based financial development on economic growth in Australia during the period from 1980 to 2012. The study uses the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) bounds testing approach to examine this linkage. Unlike certain previous studies, this study uses both bank- and market-based financial development indices to measure the level of financial sector development in Australia. These indices were computed using the means-removed average method. The empirical results of this study show that while bankbased financial development has a short-run positive impact on economic growth in Australia, market-based financial development has no significant impact on economic growth, both in the short run and in the long run. These results imply that, in Australia, it is of paramount importance to concentrate on pro-banking sector policies, at least in the short run, to stimulate growth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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34. Sweden : Sandvik raises EUR 500 million in the corporate bond market

Subjects
Deutsche Bank AG (Frankfurt, Germany) -- Finance -- Securities, Luxembourg Stock Exchange -- Securities -- Finance, Citigroup Inc. -- Finance -- Securities, Banking industry -- Finance, Financial services industry -- Securities, Credit market, Corporate bonds, Securities industry -- Finance, Securities industry, Company securities, Company financing, Financial services industry, Banking industry, Business, international
Abstract

Sandvik has raised EUR 500 million in the corporate bond market under its Euro Medium Term Note (EMTN) program. The re-offer yield for the bond was 0.47% with a maturity [...]

Published
2021

35. Chapter 3: Deepening financial markets.

Subjects
FINANCIAL markets, BANKING industry, CAPITAL market, MORTGAGE loans, BOND market, CORPORATE bonds
Abstract

New Zealand's financial markets are relatively small by OECD standards, and dominated by the banking sector, although there are no obvious regulatory barriers impeding financial market development. The country has accessed international capital markets for many years to finance investment, although in recent years the banks have channelled a significant share of foreign capital inflows into mortgage lending. Domestic bond market liquidity has been hampered by the twin developments of shrinking public debt and the Approved Issuer Levy that discourages domestic corporate bond issues. Fostering the development of deeper bond financial markets would provide a wider range of options for managing risks as well as for raising capital. However, there is little evidence that NZ businesses are systematically constrained by lack of access to finance and the small corporate bond market may partly reflect the small share of large private-sector enterprises. Some improvements could be made to enhance the environment for savings instruments. The governance structure for collective investment schemes needs to be strengthened and a more rigorous approach to disclosure requirements for fees and expenses would enhance transparency and comparability. Efforts to improve financial literacy and plans to integrate financial education into the school curriculum are welcome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007

36. GlobalCanital Bond Awards 2014

Subjects
Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank AG (Frankfurt, Germany), The Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co., Credit Suisse Group AG, Barclays Capital Inc., Merrill Lynch & Company Inc., BNP Paribas S.A., Volkswagen AG, Bank of America Corp., Lloyds Bank PLC, Automobile industry, Securities industry, Investment banks, Banking industry, Financial services, Corporate bonds, Securities industry, Financial services industry, Automobile Industry, Banking industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Economics
Abstract

GlobalCapital held its eighth annual Bond Dinner on Wednesday night at the Guildhall in the City of London. Over 300 market professionals attended the event, at which GlobalCapital presented its [...]

Published
2014

37. '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

38. 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

39. E.U. Banks Prepared. Was It Enough?

Author

Ewing, Jack

Subjects
Banking industry -- Services, COVID-19 -- Influence -- Economic aspects, Coronaviruses, Banks (Finance), Coronavirus infections, Consumer behavior, Stock prices, Financial crises, Finance, Banking law, Corporate bonds, Consumer spending, Banking industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, European Union. European Central Bank -- Powers and duties
Abstract

The financial impact of the coronavirus surpasses the old worst-case scenarios, threatening a credit crunch or even a new financial crisis. FRANKFURT -- It was supposed to be a drill. [...]

Published
2020

40. Lightning action of a wartime-style response has averted a Great Slump

Subjects
Economic depressions, Central banks, Corporate bonds, Banks (Finance), Heart attack, Banking industry, General interest
Abstract

Byline: ambrose evanspritchardVANSD Aglobal economic depression is avoidable. This is not a repeat of 1929 or 2008. Central banks and governments have already taken drastic steps to break the chain [...]

Published
2020

41. TD chief sees tough times before recovery

Author

Willis, Andrew and Bradshaw, James

Subjects
Toronto-Dominion Bank -- Officials and employees, Chief executive officers -- Interviews, Epidemics -- Control -- Economic aspects -- North America, Banking industry -- Officials and employees, Financial crises -- Forecasts and trends, COVID-19 -- Distribution -- Prevention -- Economic aspects, Coronaviruses, Banks (Finance), Coronavirus infections, United States economic conditions, Media executives, Corporate bonds, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, Banking industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: ANDREW WILLIS, JAMES BRADSHAW Lead Bharat Masrani predicts that by late summer, the North American economy will take the first steps in a spirited recovery from a global pandemic. [...]

Published
2020

42. Outbreak Sets Off Stampede by Companies to Tap Credit

Author

Kelly, Kate and Eavis, Peter

Subjects
Commercial credit -- Forecasts and trends, Epidemics -- Economic aspects -- United States, COVID-19 -- Economic aspects, Banks (Finance), Finance, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Financial markets, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The clamor for corporate funding is raising concerns about a financial reckoning reminiscent of 2008. In a single week in March, as financial markets convulsed and major parts of the [...]

Published
2020

43. Declaring 'No Limits,' European Central Bank Expands Stimulus

Author

Ewing, Jack

Subjects
Italy -- Economic aspects -- Health aspects, Financial markets -- Forecasts and trends, Monetary policy, Coronavirus infections -- Patient outcomes -- Distribution -- Economic aspects, Presidents (Organizations) -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Bonds (Securities) -- Purchasing, Financial crises -- Forecasts and trends, Medium term notes, Credit ratings, Banks (Finance), Finance, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Investors, Central banks, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, European Union. European Central Bank -- Purchasing
Abstract

A new surge of bond purchases is intended to counteract ''serious risks'' to the eurozone economy as investors start to doubt Italy's creditworthiness. FRANKFURT -- The European Central Bank will [...]

Published
2020

44. Fed Acts to Keep Credit Flowing

Author

Smialek, Jeanna, Kelly, Kate, and Eavis, Peter

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board -- Planning, Epidemics -- Economic aspects -- United States, Promissory notes -- Planning, Domestic economic assistance -- Planning, Economic recovery -- Planning, COVID-19 -- Economic aspects, Medium term notes, Banks (Finance), United States economic conditions, Financial crises, Finance, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Central banks, Company business planning, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The central bank will buy short-term promissory notes, known as commercial paper, a move it made during the 2008 financial crisis. WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve took a series of [...]

Published
2020

45. Loss of confidence: Why Wall Street is suddenly bracing for a recession

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board, Wells Fargo & Co., Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Retail trade, Banks (Finance), Securities industry, Recessions, Economists, Banking industry, Business, General interest, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Joseph N. DiStefano March 13-- Mar. 13--On Wednesday, Wells Fargo & Co. issued a report, predicting 'a mild contraction in U.S. GDP' in this year's second quarter, 'with a [...]

Published
2020

46. Wells Fargo changes its mind in the last 24 hours, and now thinks a recession is likely

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board, Wells Fargo & Co., Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Retail trade, Banks (Finance), Recessions, Economists, Banking industry, Business, General interest, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Joseph N. DiStefano March 13-- Mar. 13--On Wednesday, Wells Fargo & Co. issued a report, predicting 'a mild contraction in U.S. GDP' in this year's second quarter, 'with a [...]

Published
2020

47. Europe's Central Bank Lacks Tools to Allay Fears

Author

Ewing, Jack

Subjects
Financial markets -- Forecasts and trends, Interest rates -- Forecasts and trends, Presidents (Organizations) -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, COVID-19 -- Economic aspects, Banks (Finance), Banking law, Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Central banks, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, European Union. European Central Bank -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Christine Lagarde, the bank's new president, is facing her first big crisis. She doesn't have much room to maneuver. The Bank of England launched an unexpectedly powerful attack on the [...]

Published
2020

48. Coronavirus Could Ignite A Debt Bomb

Author

Goodman, Peter S.

Subjects
Global economy -- Forecasts and trends, Stock markets -- Forecasts and trends, Epidemics -- Economic aspects -- United Kingdom, Bonds (Securities) -- Forecasts and trends, Corporate debt -- Forecasts and trends, COVID-19 -- Economic aspects, Retail trade, Banks (Finance), Corporate bonds, Banking industry, Central banks, Spreadsheet software, Interest rates, Stock market, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A surge of risky borrowing by companies around the world leaves the global economy especially exposed to the potential costs of the outbreak. LONDON -- To grasp why the most [...]

Published
2020

49. Promises, promises.

Subjects
*CORPORATE bonds, *CLIMATE change, *BANKING industry
Abstract

The article reports on inflation target of the European Central Bank (ECB) and mentions declined interest rates and corporate bonds hoovered by ECB in attempt to gin up the economy. Topics discussed include release of review of strategy of Christine Lagarde, president of ECB, planning of banks to incorporate the impact of climate change and targets to be hit by ECB.

Published
2021

50. Canada : CIBC Asset Management launches actively-managed ETF Series on three fixed-income pools

Subjects
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (Toronto, Ontario) -- Management, Securities industry, Exchange-traded funds, Banking industry, Corporate bonds, Securities industry, Company business management, Banking industry, Business, international
Abstract

CIBC Asset Management Inc. launched three new actively-managed ETF series for CIBC Conservative Fixed Income Pool, CIBC Core Fixed Income Pool and CIBC Core Plus Fixed Income Pool. These new [...]

Published
2020

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