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Traders in the hyper-liquid world of ETFs ditched equities and corporate bonds and headed for the safety of government debt as yields broke out anew.
February 22
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The bond market faces a bigger threat than recent rate hikes: the notion that rates will stay elevated even after the U.S. central bank's inflation fight is all over.
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Investors offloaded $12.6 billion of Treasuries last year, but that figure was dwarfed by a record $121.8 billion purchase of U.S. agency debt, higher-yielding securities.
February 16
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The move to shutter the lines of credit for future collateralized loan obligations — so-called warehouses — comes as BirchLane winds down and returns cash to its investors.
February 15
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Lenders and borrowers have just a few months to negotiate how they're going to ditch the disgraced Libor benchmark in the leveraged loan market, and time is of the essence.
February 13
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Martin Silver, 65, pleaded guilty in April, admitting that he conspired to defraud investors by overvaluing distressed loans and creating bogus documents and fake loans to hide losses.
February 10
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Healthcare companies used to be some of the safest to lend to during economic downturns, until private equity firms bought them out and larded them with debt.
February 9
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The North Carolina bank's new financing program will allow electric car buyers to include the cost of an at-home charging station in their auto loan.
February 8
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The structured finance specialist sees opportunities to expand the CLO investor base with the product, as the CLO-driven funds win over other sponsors.
February 6
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With the addition of AIG's CLOs, Blackstone will have around $51 billion of such assets under management, just edging past Carlyle Group Inc.
February 3
