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Investors tightening their credit pocketbooks is creating opportunities for lenders. Firms like Värde can step into the gap, buying assets from banks and investing in fixed income.
February 1 -
The Treasury Department is expected on Wednesday to follow through on its November guidance of a third round of increases in its so-called quarterly refunding auctions of notes and bonds.
January 29 -
Truist sold $3.5 billion of bonds in two parts. The longest portion, an 11-year fixed-to-floating rate security, yields 162 basis points above comparable Treasuries.
January 22 -
The segment demonstrated sustained resilience in the third quarter, growing its share of the market each month amid rate volatility, according to Corelogic.
January 2 -
The transaction is collateralized by at least 95% senior secured loans, cash, and eligible investments, S&P says.
December 29 -
The year-end yield on the bond, a global anchor for markets and U.S. mortgage rates, is the culmination of a stunning rebound for Treasuries.
December 29 -
The U.S. may be less rate-sensitive than other countries due to its long-term mortgages but could face tighter credit from hard-hit financial institutions.
December 29 -
The riskiest tier of the junk bond market, CCC, has gained nearly 20% year to date on a total return basis, making it the best-performing asset class in the U.S. fixed-income market.
December 28 -
A diversified pool of buyout funds secures $500 million of class A notes issued by White Rose CFO 2023 Holdings.
December 28 -
Citigroup, Barclays and Morgan Stanley are just a few of the firms joining JPMorgan in what suddenly feels like a rush into direct lending.
December 22