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Momentum fades for bank’s share price rise
Up-to-date tax-efficient savings deals
Asset manager is known for his public stances on governance and shareholder rights
A $130mn solar securitisation could set an important precedent
I’m a hypocrite for deriding stock pickers but choosing my own funds
Printed books continue to dominate sales over digital formats
Move for veterinary pharma company would represent one of biggest UK private equity deals this year
Investment chief concerned by ‘stickiness of inflation’ and prefers infrastructure and forestry
Following the herd is just one of our cognitive biases
Competition leads to lower prices — but read the platforms’ small print
Plus, Wall Street’s impending summer of pain
Now is the time for the bloc to complete its banking and capital markets union
European Banking Authority says there is a ‘clear increase’ in financial institutions overstating their climate credentials
UK company hit by marketing and distribution problems in US
The lack of financial knowledge is a crisis of confidence
Accountancy firm KPMG, hedge fund Coatue and VC firm Headline among those incorporating the technology
Markdowns approach 50% for edtech group Byju’s and food delivery service Swiggy
Annual meeting votes highlight differences between investors at US and European oil companies
Acquisitive California asset manager strikes deal that will expand business in alternatives and retirement plans
While number of funds investing in armaments has ticked up marginally, managers in this space are still 70-90% underweight
Also in today’s newsletter, UK power provider Drax crosses the Atlantic
Haul by 255 dealmakers in 2020-21 comes as politicians threaten to increase taxes on industry
Plus, the Issa brothers pull off another debt shuffling feat and junk bonds resurface on Wall Street
State-backed investors have poured money into buyout groups, enabling Beijing to deploy hundreds of billions of dollars into western companies and economies even as the political mood has shifted
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