UK economy grew at the end of last year – BBC News
The UK economy performed better than previously estimated at the end of last year, revised official figures show. It was previously thought the economy had
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Quarter of emerging countries lose effective access to debt markets – The Financial Times
More than a quarter of emerging market countries have found themselves effectively locked out of international bond markets as recent chaos in the banking sector
Janet Yellen Says Bank Rules Might Have Become Too Loose – WSJ
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that regulators might need to tighten banking rules after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, arguing that
French Inflation Slows for First Time in Three Months – Bloomberg
French inflation eased for the first time in three months, tracking slowdowns in other big euro-zone economies after last year’s war-induced spike in energy costs
UK-Asia trade deal to boost UK economy by 0.08% – BBC News
The UK has signed a deal to join a trade pact with 11 Asia and Pacific nations, three years after it officially left the European
Will AT1 bond issuance become more difficult?
While many have praised the Swiss regulators, including the Financial Market Supervisory Authority (Finma), for their swift action in rescuing Credit Suisse (CS) by selling
A Rapid-Finance World Must Ready for a Slow-Motion Banking Crisis – WSJ
In recent decades financial crises have tended to be fast-moving and violent. They usually revolve around a handful of companies or countries, and often climax
What are banks’ weaknesses as interest rates rise? – The Financial Times
The end of historically low interest rates was billed as good news for banks, which make more money as the difference widens between what they
Where have all the sacked tech workers gone? – The Economist
To understand the shift in tone that has taken place in Silicon Valley in recent months, look no further than Mark Zuckerberg’s declaration in February
Bank of England calls for tougher pension scheme rules after crisis – The Guardian
The Bank of England has called for tougher rules governing pension schemes and major lenders outside the banking mainstream as it seeks to restore confidence