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Bulls like Ray Dalio and Howard Marks spar with more downbeat managers such as Kyle Bass
Country’s central bank seeks to stop residents trading on overseas exchanges
Chinese property group Evergrande has loomed over global financial markets
Amendment to 50-year-old regulation could sweep up fixed income in requirements for stock markets
Fund managers wary of betting on potential coalitions but debt markets brace for left-leaning alliance
Government’s decision on interest rate will involve tricky trade-off between public purse and savers’ pockets
Bond yields defy expectations of some of the big names in industry
National regulators seek greater control of activity beyond their borders
True cost of a Federal programme has been less than fully transparent
Gas crisis and impact of simmering planet now having direct effect on asset allocation decisions
Berlin needs to raise public investment and fund the transition to a greener future
Andrew Left predicted the demise of the Chinese property group but is not celebrating its debt crunch
Payments companies with diversified revenue bases look like better long term bets than so-called ‘mono lines’
The engineering challenges around renewables means we need to be realistic while waiting for the green transition
Fraud office charges oilfield services company over failure to prevent graft during ‘deeply regrettable’ period
Cooling commodity markets threaten Sanjeev Gupta’s battle to preserve his sprawling metals conglomerate
Bank staff raised ‘circular financing’ concerns about proposed loan to property group’s chair
Plus: Accenture eyes ESG opportunities, banking’s rigid ‘glass ceiling’ for women, and more
Latest PE listing comes as investors bet on spending boom in wealthier nations
Borrowing costs at their highest level in more than seven years
Small and mid-cap stock specialist to use placing funds for expansion including into Europe
Indebted Chinese property developer faces imminent default on $84m offshore coupon payment
While economic growth remains strong, Beijing’s crackdown on private business bodes ill for portfolio investors
Firms such as Man Group have gained from spiking gas prices and sharp moves in iron ore
Mark Gyetvay indicted on tax charges connected to $93m in offshore accounts
Chancellor orders two reviews following report by Treasury select committee
Pressure on capital markets follow series of hawkish central bank announcements
An informed chat about whether a winter of discontent is coming to Europe this year.
US fintech is seeking deeper exposure to cryptocurrencies.
Former UK chancellor secures mandate from London-listed mining group chaired by his Cameron government ally
Surge in valuations in sector spurred by dizzying array of uses in a digital world
Policymakers’ rising inflation concerns lift sterling and pressure UK bonds
Former head of Xstrata decides iron ore from huge Zogota project will take too long to reach market
Monetary policy committee surprises analysts by slashing borrowing costs to 18%
Distressed-debt fund focuses on middle-sized companies with backing from private equity group
Traders fret over fallout if indebted Chinese property developer begins to miss payments
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