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News Stress test questions hover over German, Austrian banks
The generally high capital and strong asset quality of banks in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria should be underscored by the European Banking Authority’s 2016 stress test, yet significant weaknesses could still emerge, especially among German and (...)
Opinion Interest rates: Brexit and term premiums
Since the announcement of the vote for Brexit at the UK referendum, long-term interest rates have plunged to record lows across all major currencies. The US 10-year interest rate hit an all-time low of 1.32% on July 6, before rebounding to 1.47% on July 12. But are these (...)
Innovation BlackRock launches strategic global bond fund as investors seek diversified fixed income exposure
BlackRock has launched a fixed income fund which invests in global macroeconomic strategies with exposure to regions where interest rates are attractive and markets with supportive monetary policy.
Opinion LSE and Deutsche Borse Merger: The True Cost of the Deal
According to John Colley, a Professor of Practice at Warwick Business School who is an expert on mega mergers, the 75% vote requirement had to be lowered to 60% to ensure the deal was passed, an indication of how keen CEO Carsten Kengeter and the Deutsche Borse board are on (...)
Capital Markets With €220B NPL problem, Italy’s banks face glare of stress test spotlight
Europe’s upcoming stress test results look set to emphasize differences in bank asset quality between Spain and Ireland, where the state has been able to intervene, and Italy, which is still trying to solve an enormous NPL (...)
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