Hints and tips:
...SaranyaSo I moved to Vienna in 2014, and a year after that, my bank contacted me and said, “You have quite a lot of money in your bank, so can you invest in something?”...
...Standard Chartered has hired Asia credit traders Chirag Srivastava and Wilfred Lee from Deutsche Bank and Mizuho, respectively, according to Bloomberg....
...The EU, UK and US Commodity Futures Trading Commission are all looking closely at the sustainable finance market, prompting a need for banks to sort out the requirements for SLDs, ISDA said....
...Almost 41 per cent of Topix stocks are trading below their pre-Covid levels, as compared with 17 per cent of stocks in the S&P 500, note analysts....
...And so someone seeing it gets in touch with the chief executives at the bank....
...A recent meeting of central bank governors discussed this and van Steenis writes in the Financial Times that “I think the Fed may look to explore climate scenarios as early as 2022 or 2023....
...We've seen activists put on the board at Exxon....
...Further reading Australia’s banks stop funding coal as trading partners decarbonise (FT) South Korea follows Japan and China in carbon neutral pledge (FT) The next pandemic: where is it coming from and...
...But buyers were laughing all the way to the bank in 2019....
...As 11m gallons of crude seeped out of the Exxon Valdez’s shattered hull, he began calling his clients. “I told them: the price is going to go up.”...
...The government has plans to implement an extradition treaty with China that would allow Beijing to bring anyone on Hong Kong soil back into the mainland for trial....
...As the company shifts further and further from its origins, their physical presence should alert us to the distance travelled and make palpable the contrast between those early days trading bolts of cloth...
...Boring old Exxon, which unlike Alphabet actually holds net debt and makes far lower returns on capital, is trading on an EV/FCF yield of 3 per cent today and 5 per cent on analyst-consensus 2019 numbers....
...Some of the biggest banks in the world — including those where the four used to work — have paid a total of $10bn in fines as part of the scandal....
...We also have [the] European Central Bank decision to look at for the day.”...
...Meanwhile, all eyes will be on the Fed on Wednesday, as investors look for clues on when the central bank plans to next lift interest rates....
...Few are as fearful as the 2.9m EU nationals currently resident in the country. Many wonder for how long they will retain the right to live and work on British soil....
...American firms today make more money than ever before by simply moving money around, getting about five times the revenue from purely financial activities, such as trading, hedging, tax optimisation and...
...Sterling is up 0.1 per cent to $1.4495, trading only 25 pips or so shy of a two-month high as “Brexit” fears seem to fade....
...However, household debt is trending down and the Bank is more worried about the Greek situation which, with the full power of understatement granted by its status, it describes as “fluid”....
...UBS did not suffer trading losses in the turmoil that swept through global markets after the Swiss National Bank’s decision last week to abandon its cap on the franc....
...Actavis bonds, alongside those of Exxon — which also sold $8bn worth of debt this week in an oversubscribed auction — rose in secondary-market trading as investors who failed to secure the securities at...
...Anadarko Petroleum, for example, is often talked about as a takeover target, but its shares are trading at about 40 times 2016 earnings, while Exxon’s are at 16 times....
...Its shares doubled on the first day of trading and kept climbing....
...(FT video) Optimism on oil Not everyone is as pessimistic as the International Monetary Fund: many economists at Davos think the world economy will get a significant boost from lower oil prices....
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