Debt
Emerging markets debt is the 'beta of choice' for ETF investors
Exchange-traded funds that give investors exposure to emerging markets debt are increasingly popular and funds denominated in local currencies are also on the rise
Record fine for fraudulent CEO 'not enough', says expert
FSA fine for ex-JC FLowers chief executive 'does not show credible deterrence'
OECD debt offices call for derivatives collateral debate
New report calls for debt offices to weigh the pros and cons of two-way collateral and clearing
Insurers and pension funds eye emerging market debt
New horizons
Market fragmentation "inevitable" if CPI-linked gilts issued, says DMO chief
Key question is to what extent fragmentation could affect liquidity of new instrument, says chief executive of the UK’s Debt Management Office
Eurozone bailouts exacerbating the problem – John Redwood interview
In conversation with...John Redwood
Greece debt volatility provides openings for basis trading
A basis for trading
Dan Fuss interview – Part 2
Loomis Sayles vice-chairman discusses the US credit markets
Restructurings may offer a solution to eurozone debt woes, says John Redwood
MP and chairman of the investment committee at Evercore Pan-Asset says bondholders must reconcile themselves to taking losses in any restructuring plan for Greece and other troubled peripherals
AIB sub debt holders in legal quandary over exchange offer
Subordinated bondholders in Allied Irish Bank are faced with an unappealing dilemma: accept a coercive exchange offer that could see some lose up to 90% of their investments or refuse, and take the matter to the courts. But with the Irish government…
Investec new home for Lloyds leavers
Investec new home for Lloyds leavers
CQS Distressed Value Opportunities Fund: CQS
Eleventh European Performance Awards 2011
Bank of Cyprus CoCoCo exchange offer arouses curiosity
The second-largest bank in Cyprus is in the market with an offer to convert shares into convertible contingent capital securities, but is it a curiosity piece or the genuine article?
Investor jitters over Spain affect performance of BBVA five-year bond
Deals in Focus: BBVA
Credit investors circle CRE loan market as refinancings loom
A foot on the property ladder
Commodity prices seen as greatest threat to recovery: poll
Rising commodity prices pose the biggest risk to recovery after the 2008 global financial crisis, according to a risk.net poll
US debt vote causing credit market uncertainty, says LGIMA
Legal & General Investment Management America’s head of fixed income, John Bender, says decision on whether to raise debt ceiling could have wider implications
EFSF expansion plans fail to convince credit investors as EU leaders branded ‘indecisive’
Investors hoped European leaders would finally provide clarity on their plans to resolve the Eurozone funding crisis at summit meetings in March. But the solutions offered have done little to dispel unrest in the market
Credit Institute panellists debate Euro debt woes
Credit Institute panellists debate Euro debt woes
Why transparency isn’t always good for credit: Caveat lector column
Holy grail or holy cow?
Eurozone countries court Asian buyers for new debt issuance
The golden handshake
Inflation rise in Turkey threatens nascent corporate bond market
Turkey: Almost a market
EU confusion over cash collateral rules
Collateral confusion
UK debt agency considering change to linkers: Robert Stheeman interview
Q&A: Robert Stheeman, DMO