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ETMarkets AIF Talk| Returns with liquidity: How Vivriti's semi-liquid debt fund is redefining private credit investing, says Priyam KediaVivriti's Short Term Debt Fund offers private credit-like returns with periodic liquidity, resonating with investors. India's private credi...
Fintech company Younited strikes $464 million warehouse financing facilityFintech company Younited, specialising in personal loans and credit, has obtained a €400 million ($464.48 million) warehouse financing faci...
Kenya taps development banks for airport expansion after ditching Adani dealKenya is seeking $2 billion in international development loans to expand Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, including a second ...
Deutsche Bank's risk capital soars by Rs 1 billion in last qtrThe massive increase in risk-weighted assets (RWA) for the German banking giant, which plays a major role in handling overseas investment f...
View: All NBFCs shouldn't be painted with the same brushMany unbanked borrowers avail credit from NBFCs & later use their track record to become bankable.
Italy events likely to affect markets for next 1-2 days: Iris Pang, ING BankEuro now trades with a risk premium of 4%, a level last seen during Greek crisis of 2015
Morgan Stanley bets on emerging market debt productsThose securities offer “quality carry,” meaning they boast positive real yields and benefit from “a fundamental cushion” against inflation ...
Need to focus on Central banks’ move: Paul Schulte, Schulte ResearchWe have had a lot of volatile numbers and we have had flash crashes in the fixed income market, equity markets and the FX market.
Banks urge Basel Committee U-turn on asset-based debtBanks from Deutsche Bank to Barclays attacked proposals to overhaul global cap rules for asset-backed debt, saying they risk choking securi...
Five midcap stocks that can return up to 30% in 9-12 monthsThe BSE Midcap index has plunged a little over 2% so far in 2014, but analysts are of the view that midcaps are catching investors' fancy.
EU banks shrink assets by $1.1 trillionEuropean Union banks have shed more than $1.1 trillion of assets since the end of 2011.
- Don't rely much on central banks to revive growth: Singapore FM
Relying excessively on central banks to bring real growth back is "illusory" as low interest rates would not help overcome the structural i...
- ECB starts talks on promoting securitisation market
Mario Draghi said that the ECB had been working with the European Commission and European Investment Bank on initiatives to promote the mar...
Europe will be forced to give up a bit of IMF voting shareIn a crisis as the present, the public will settle for nothing less than regulatory reform, says benjamin cohen.
- EU proposes tougher banking rules
The European Commission called on banks to hold more capital to cover their risks as part of proposals to update regulation of the crisis-s...
- UBS to shut US unit as sub-prime crisis bites
UBS, Europe’s biggest bank, will shut its US fixed-income principal finance unit as part of plans to reduce risk-taking after writing down ...
'Asia is emerging as a safe investment haven'Sanjiv Misra, head of Asia Pacific Corporate Banking, Citi Markets & Banking, discusses the global markets and Asian corporates.
- IMF,S&P: Fresh alert over subprime
Policymakers debated how to shore up global defences against any future credit market turmoil on Tuesday in the wake of a report that the t...
Business will be funded on a case-by-case basisIndia has become the second-largest market for Standard Chartered Bank, globally. Asia, especially India, is now one of the critical market...
- Banks churn corporate loan portfolios to retain spread
The securitisation market has seen a spurt in the number of bilateral transactions over the past six months.