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Benchmark Yields Dip to 11-Month Low
Corporate Finance

Benchmark Yields Dip to 11-Month Low

The drop comes amid new worries over global growth.
By William Sprouse | January 2, 2019
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The End of the Dollar’s Super-Cycle
Strategy

The End of the Dollar’s Super-Cycle

We live in an age of asset bubbles, but they don't continue indefinitely, as will prove true for the strong U.S. dollar.
By Christopher Whalen | May 4, 2017
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Citigroup Settles Fund Fraud Case for $180M
Risk & Compliance

Citigroup Settles Fund Fraud Case for $180M

The SEC alleged two Citigroup affiliates duped investors by claiming that hedge funds were safe, low-risk, and "bond substitutes."
By Matthew Heller | August 17, 2015
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Uncovering the Bond Market Spread
Corporate Finance

Uncovering the Bond Market Spread

Will greater disclosure in the corporate bond market lower the cost of debt? Issuers may soon find out.
By Ian Springsteel | February 1, 1999
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Who Needs Eurocapital?
Corporate Finance

Who Needs Eurocapital?

Europe is shaping up as a huge new source of capital, but demand, liquidity, and cost are still too big a mystery for most U.S. borrowers.
By Simon Boughey | October 1, 1998
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