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...“Mr Robinson did not present and was there in his own private capacity as a potential future investor,” it added....
...But this too would reduce capacity as it would make the tethering model unviable even for the new HS2 stations in London and Birmingham....
...EFW use a risk factor model that compares the cash flows of the private credit funds with those of publicly traded assets, and finds that private credit cash flows have both debtlike and equity-like risk...
...But US equities returns are very likely to be lower in the next 10 years than the last 10, for the simple reason that they were extraordinarily high in the past decade, at 12 per cent annually for the S&...
...Many strong smaller companies have been taken private. And lately, the weaker balance sheets have been exposed by rising rates....
...Citi expects Nvidia and Eli Lilly alone will make up a quarter of S&P 500 earnings growth in 2024. How’s everyone feeling about this rally? Email us: robert.armstrong@ft.com and ethan.wu@ft.com....
...The CEO in the S-1 document, the public filing to take Reddit public, had a very unencouraging quote about his understanding of what and how Reddit works....
...Private innovation investment may follow suit: S&P 500 capex has picked up and US manufacturing capacity is growing at the fastest rate since 2008....
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...The bonds are part of a so-called “whole business securitisation” (WBS), a financing technique used both across the UK’s water industry and also for other infrastructure assets and regulated utilities that...
...by making sure it has the staff, the equipment, the technology it needs to treat patients on time, at the same time as recognising that there is currently some capacity in the private sector and we should...
...The consortium pools credit risk data and publishes it as a resource for public use....
...One source of solace for Conservative MPs — and a source of anxiety for Labour strategists — are the “don’t knows”. Both YouGov’s modelling and Robert Shrimsley’s column this week tackle that topic....
...Also the highly leveraged cruise liners Carnival and Royal Caribbean, which could face serious trouble in a recession, are both up 55 per cent in the rally....
...In the public imagination, clothes are uniforms first, and a uniform’s first duty is to denote rank....
...Thames Water is in trouble: cash-strapped, struggling to control sewage outflows and water leakage, and without the storage capacity to deal with shortfalls during hot weather....
...Email us: robert.armstrong@ft.com and ethan.wu@ft.com....
...Both of them trade at a big discount to book. You know, investors in general are sceptical about both companies. But Barclays is even cheaper than Citigroup....
...There are economic and political reasons why he might succeed. And I think both sides would recognise that....
...In the US, the S&P 500 has added 7.9 per cent....
...In these febrile times, the ECHR is something worth fighting to preserve. robert.shrimsley@ft.com...
...And you’re right, he has set the bar very high for standards in public life....
...Let us know your mood: robert.armstrong@ft.com and ethan.wu@ft.com. Bears facing extinction?...
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