Monthly Archives: June 2015

SYDNEY (Reuters) – The euro remained on the defensive in Asia on Wednesday as Greece became the first developed economy to default on a loan with the IMF, setting the…

Three European IPOs have been derailed this week in light of the Greek situation but many others have not …read more Via:: Float market undeterred in shadow of Greek crisis

Janus Capital buys bond firm Kapstream, adds its founder to Gross’s bond fund …read more Via:: Bill Gross gets co-manager after acquisition

Financial News has sifted through fund managers’ responses to a consultation on capital markets union to pick out five key concerns …read more Via:: EU still has lots to do…

Renowned European hedge fund manager finds it hard to see how Greece can remain part of the economic and monetary union …read more Via:: Crispin Odey takes aim at Athens

Step change for fledgling market as Chinese borrowers pile into euro-denominated bonds in hunt for cheap funding and diversification …read more Via:: Chinese get taste for euro debt

Former head of debt financing origination for central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa at the US bank has joined an emerging markets-focused fund …read more Via:: Ex-BAML…

John Cryan says it will take the summer and fall to work out how to cut costs and other details …read more Via:: Deutsche Bank’s new co-CEO delays strategy update

Wall Street names including Citi and Morgan Stanley have in recent years reduced the amount of Greek debt held on their books …read more Via:: Why US banks won’t suffer…

With their London base camps well established, the country’s pioneering pension funds are seeking bigger game …read more Via:: Super-size me: Canadians stalk large European prey