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Oaktree Eyes China's Non-Performing Loans

Higher Ed
Apr.30 -- Bloomberg’s Lananh Nguyen discusses Oaktree Capital looking at non-performing loans in China. She speaks with Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz and David Westin on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Bloomberg

SEC Chairman Clayton on Market Risks

Higher Ed
May.08 -- Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton tells David Rubenstein that among his worries about markets are expectations relating to leveraged loans, a "hard" Brexit and cyber terror. His comments come on the latest...
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Bloomberg

'Opportunity Has Increased Dramatically' in Credit: Northern Trust

Higher Ed
Dec.07 -- Greg Peters, senior portfolio manager at PGIM Fixed Income, Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. rates strategy at Societe Generale, and Colin Robertson, head of fixed income at Northern Trust Asset Management, talk with Bloomberg's...
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Bloomberg

Five Big Myths of China's Belt and Road Initiative

Higher Ed
May.17 -- Andy Browne, Editorial Director of the Bloomberg New Economy, explains what he thinks are the five big myths of China's Belt and Road initiative.
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Feds Are Open to Use of ‘Alternative Data’ in Loan Reviews

Higher Ed
Dec.04 -- Federal financial regulators have given their blessing to the use of “alternative data” that could potentially expand access to credit beyond the information contained in traditional credit reports. Bloomberg’s Jennifer Surane...
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Bloomberg

IMF Approves $12B Loan to Egypt

Higher Ed
Nov. 13 -- Mohamed Abu Basha, vice president of macro strategy at EFG-Hermes, discusses the IMF's $12B loan to Egypt and what it means for the economy. He speaks to Manus Cranny and Tracy Alloway on "Bloomberg Markets: Middle East."
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Bloomberg

Cyprus Finance Minister Claims 'Remarkable Recovery'

Higher Ed
Feb.21 -- Cyprus Finance Minister Harris Georgiades discusses delays holding back improvement in the Greek economy, the level of recovery in the Cyprus economy, and the potential to access the international debt market in the second half...
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Bloomberg

3 Charts to Know: India's Budget Choice - Deficit or Voters

Higher Ed
Jan.31 -- Asia's third largest economy unveils its fiscal year 2018 budget. With elections coming, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is under pressure to loosen fiscal policy. His choice: keep chipping away at the deficit or add to it by...
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Bloomberg

Mariner's $1 Billion Securitization Deal for Africa

Higher Ed
Nov.28 -- Andrew Hohns, managing director at Mariner Investment Group, discusses the firms deal to help finance infrastructure in Africa. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Bloomberg

Fed Report Lists Financial System Vulnerabilities

Higher Ed
Nov.28 -- The Federal Reserve issued a "Financial Stability Report" outlining potential vulnerabilities to the U.S. financial system. Bloomberg's Jesse Westbrook reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

China's Money Supply Growth Slows

Higher Ed
Jul.12 -- The growth in China's M2 money supply was the slowest on record in June. This was the second straight month where we have seen a new record low being hit. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Bloomberg

China's Exports, Imports Unexpectedly Surge

Higher Ed
Helen Qiao, head of Asia Pacific economics and chief Greater China economist at BofA Global Research, discusses the state of the world's second-largest economy, its outlook and the government's policies. China’s export growth...
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Bloomberg

China Orders Audit of $3 Trillion Trust Industry

Higher Ed
China's $3 trillion trust industry is under scrutiny by the nation's top auditor. This comes as losses on loans to the property sector are mounting, posing risks to financial stability. Stephen Engle reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Bloomberg

Cardona Says Loan Forgiveness Is Good for Economy

Higher Ed
US Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona says colleges need to provide a better return on investment to students and parents. He says President Joe Biden's loan forgiveness plan won't solve the problem of college affordability on its own...
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Curated Video

'Buy Now, Pay Later' Services Can Actually Lead To More Debt

Higher Ed
Companies that allow consumers to complete a purchase after the point of sale are often unregulated and can lead users into deeper debt.
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Bloomberg

Silk Road Says Pakistan Is a Benchmark for 'Belt & Road'

Higher Ed
May.14 -- Silk Road Associates Founder and CEO Ben Simpfendorfer weighs in on China's launch of the Belt and Road initiative. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Bloomberg

Decision Day: BOE Set for Historic Hike; ECB's Inflation Dilemma

Higher Ed
The Bank of England looks set to take a historic decision on Thursday -- delivering the first back-to-back interest-rate increase since 2004. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is set to decide how to respond to an unprecedented...
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Curated Video

Questions Surround The SBA's Rules For PPP Loan Forgiveness

Higher Ed
Over 4 million businesses have been approved for a Paycheck Protection Program loan. Now business owners need to follow the rules for forgiveness.
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Curated Video

Protest ahead of MPs' vote on measures to end banking crisis

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1. Wide of employees of Laiki Bank protesting outside Cypriot parliament 2. Mid of protester putting poster on police barricade asking for help from Russians 3. Close of sign reading: (English/Russian/Greek) "Russia Help" 4. SOUNDBITE...
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Bloomberg

Leveraged Loan Frenzy Wilts With $13 Billion of Deals Pulled

Higher Ed
Mar.04 -- The leveraged loan refinancing frenzy that fueled a boom of risky debt issuance earlier this year is wilting with more than $12.6 billion of deals pulled over the past six trading days. Bloomberg's Sonali Basak has more on...
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Curated Video

Some States May Run Out Of Unemployment Money Within Weeks

Higher Ed
Before the pandemic, more than 20 states didn't have enough unemployment funds to weather a recession. Many will take on debt to pay claims.
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Curated Video

Small Banks Make Outsized Impact In PPP Applications

Higher Ed
Newsy and USA TODAY teamed up to explore the role of community banks in securing Paycheck Protection Program loans for small businesses.
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Bloomberg

ING Loan-Loss Provisions to Be Lower in Second Half: CFO

Higher Ed
Aug.06 -- Tanate Phutrakul, chief financial officer at ING Group NV, discusses full-year loan loss provisions, their loan portfolio and the possibility of bank closures due to coronavirus. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe.”
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Bloomberg

Fed Opens Main Street Program for Lender Registration

Higher Ed
Jun.15 -- The Federal Reserve has opened its Main Street Lending Program for small and mid-size businesses, encouraging lenders to start making loans in the much-anticipated program immediately, the Fed’s Boston Bank said on its website....