NewEdge Wealth’s Ben Emons on Global Fixed Income: Macro Matters

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State of Distressed Debt: Davis Polk’s Resnick on Emerging LME Trends

“The theme that we’re seeing a lot of is, do we do the same old LME that we would have done six months ago or a year ago, or should we do more of a comprehensive fixing of the balance sheet once?” says Brian Resnick, a restructuring partner and head of Davis Polk’s Liability Mana ...  Show more

Macro Matters: Central Banks With BE’s Wong, BI’s Worthington

The soaring short-term yields in the UK may be somewhat overdone, says Bloomberg Intelligence European Rates Strategist Huw Worthington on this Macro Matters edition of the FICC Focus podcast series. BI’s US Rates Strategist Ira Jersey and Bloomberg Economics Chief US Economist A ...  Show more

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