Corporate Credit Tremors in Aftershock of Tariff-Led Stock Rout April 10, 2025 By Naomi Rovnick, Harry Robertson and Sinead Cruise The tariff shock and recession fears that have sent world stocks into a tailspin over the last week are rolling...
Bank of England Plans to Nudge Companies to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions May 24, 2021 By David Milliken LONDON – The Bank of England set out plans on Friday to use its 20 billion pounds ($28.4 billion) of...
Some European Insurers, Pension Funds Build Loan Books to Rival Banks May 27, 2015 By Simon Jessop and Sinead Cruise Australian Symon Drake-Brockman is on the front line of a revolution in European finance. The former head of global debt...
Norway’s Storebrand Buys Real Estate, Mortgages to Escape Negative Yields March 17, 2015 By Jonas Cho Walsgard Storebrand ASA, Norway’s largest listed insurance company based on assets under management, is buying mortgage bonds and real estate to...
Talanx to Shift Investments to Non-Euro Countries September 29, 2014 By Oliver Suess Talanx AG, Germany’s third-biggest insurer, plans to shift investment to countries outside the euro region as monetary policy measures erode...