Climate-Neutral Financial Markets: Retirement Provision Should Serve the Climate
German retirement institutions are focusing on climate-neutral capital investments to promote sustainability.
Iran Suspends Trading in Financial Markets
Iran has suspended trading in its capital market due to escalating tensions from joint U.S. and Israeli strikes, raising fears of broader disruptions in energy and shipping markets in the region.
Stock Exchange: Incentives for the Introduction of New Companies Should Be Provided
Top representatives from European and Greek capital markets are advocating for the removal of administrative barriers and the introduction of incentives to attract new companies to the Athens Stock Exchange.
Michael Harris: "Argentina is one of our most important markets in the region"
Michael Harris, Vice President of the New York Stock Exchange, emphasizes Argentina's significance in the regional IPO market during his visit to Buenos Aires.
President Yoon: 'Normalization of Capital Markets is Reality... Possible to dismantle the Real Estate Republic'
President Yoon Suk-yeol stated that the normalization of South Korea's capital markets is underway and expressed optimism about dismantling the existing real estate dynamics that have hindered the economy.
President Yoon: “Signs of money previously stalled in real estate flowing into productive capital markets are positive”
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol expressed optimism about the movement of capital out of the real estate sector into more productive markets during a meeting with senior members of the Democratic Party.
Capital is flowing out of the USA. Europe and emerging markets are on the rise
European markets are experiencing substantial growth as capital flows out of the USA, while American tech sectors face challenges.
Tinexta takeover bid, funds contest the price and write to Consob
Funds including Amber Capital and others are contesting the price of the Tinexta takeover bid, reaching out to the market authority Consob for clarification.
Enel launches a buyback of 1 billion and refinances debt
Enel is implementing a financial strategy involving a 1 billion euro buyback and refinancing measures to support its strategic plan for 2026-2028.
The dominance of the dollar is ending – and Europe is gaining record inflows
The article discusses the retreat of the dollar's dominance and significant capital inflows to European markets.
Keys to Rediscovering Palermo, the Great Getaway in Sicily
Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is an ideal weekend getaway with its rich cultural history, stunning architecture, vibrant markets, and exquisite cuisine.
The EU boosts the role of the euro in capital markets to gain ground against the dollar
The European Union is enhancing the euro's position in capital markets to strengthen its economic sovereignty against the U.S. dollar.
Emerging markets receive investment that leaves the US
Emerging markets are attracting investment as global investors seek to reduce their dollar holdings amidst changing economic and geopolitical policies in the US under President Trump.
Capital Markets Committee: The 250 million euro bond of Capital Clean Energy Carriers of Evangelos Marinakis has been approved
The Capital Markets Committee in Greece has approved a new seven-year bond issuance worth 250 million euros by Capital Clean Energy Carriers Corp, led by shipping magnate Evangelos Marinakis, set to begin on February 18.
Capital Markets: How Much the New Labor Fund Could Contribute and What Expectations It Generates
The new Labor Assistance Fund (FAL) proposed by the Argentine government is expected to contribute significantly to the local capital market, although analysts predict a more limited impact than anticipated.
Legend bags Market Debut Excellence Award
Legend Internet Plc has received the Market Debut Excellence Award at the 2025 NGX Made of Africa Awards, highlighting its strong entry into the public markets.
SEC urges civil servants to invest in capital markets
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Nigeria is encouraging civil servants to invest in capital markets as a way to secure long-term wealth and retirement prospects.
Informal EU Summit: Focus on competitiveness and single capital market
The European Union must implement an ambitious reform package addressing labor mobility, capital markets, and simplified bureaucracy by the end of 2026, as discussed in a draft document supported by several member governments.
Banco del Pacífico expects to achieve $1 billion more in financing: 'It is essential to have access to the capital market from different sources, that is where we are going'
Banco del Pacífico aims to secure $1 billion in additional financing to support local businesses, according to its CEO Iván Andrade.
Emerging markets receive investments that leave the US
Emerging markets are starting to attract investments as global investors reduce their dollar-denominated assets due to economic and geopolitical policies under President Trump.
Bloomberg: Global Capital Moves Away from America
A Bloomberg analysis reveals that global investors are increasingly distancing themselves from American assets due to rising risks associated with heavy reliance on the US market.
Financial Markets 'Lose Their Minds': Maximum Volatility
Financial markets are experiencing heightened volatility and a significant shift in investor expectations regarding monetary policy, technological spending, and global capital flows.
Argentinian Mines Debuts with a Bond to Finance its First Solar Park
Minas Argentinas is entering the capital markets for the first time to finance the construction of its Calicanto Solar Park in San Luis province.
Mexico 2026: The Opportunity to Convert Savings into Growth
The article discusses how Mexico can leverage its capital market as a strategic bridge to transform national savings into productive investment and sustainable development in 2026.
A half-hearted return to the 90s
Amidst efforts towards privatization and deregulation, key aspects like investment and local capital markets are still missing in the government's economic strategy.
Transcorp, DMO, MTN Nigeria win big at NGX awards
Transcorp, the Debt Management Office, and MTN Nigeria were recognized at the 2025 Made of Africa Awards for their outstanding contributions to Nigeria’s capital markets.
International Institutional Investors Support Korea's 'Mandatory ESG Disclosure' Legislation
The International Corporate Governance Network has expressed official support for amending Korea's Capital Markets Act to mandate sustainability disclosures.
There is dollars, what there is not is currency
The article discusses Argentina's financial context, where a decrease in country risk has allowed access to international capital markets, but emphasizes that external issues remain unresolved despite improved credit conditions.
Chaebols Must Protect Minority Shareholders to Revitalize the Stock and Capital Markets
Hirofumi Mizuno, former CIO of Japan's GPIF, emphasized the importance of protecting minority shareholders for the activation of South Korea's stock and capital markets during a recent forum.
The State Fights for Small Shareholders: The Secret of Taiwan's Value-Up 'National Shareholders'
Taiwan has introduced a national-level independent body to protect individual investors, significantly increasing confidence in its capital markets and allowing collective action against corporate wrongdoing.
Piazza Affari at one thousand but the Strategic Fund is needed
The Italian stock market continues to grow in value but remains structurally underwhelming compared to the weight of the real economy, as highlighted in the recent Capital Markets in Italy report by Consob.
Rain of Dollars: Companies Took Advantage of the Financial Context and Issued Over $20 Billion in 2025
Argentinian companies issued over $20 billion in the capital markets in 2025, driven by the energy sector and a decrease in country risk, marking a historic milestone despite political turbulence due to midterm elections.
Legendary Investor: The World Is on the Brink of War Where Money Is Used as a Weapon
Ray Dalio warned that the world is dangerously close to a capital war amid increasing political tensions and financial market instability during the World Government Summit in Dubai.
"In the long term, I have no fear of gold and silver at all"
Capital market analyst Robert Halver discusses the recovery of gold and silver following their historic crash, attributing some of the market's fluctuations to the nomination of Kevin Warsh.
If the real economy wants to ride the 'KOSPI wind'... it must be assured of capital market reform
The article discusses the challenge of transferring the positive trends of the KOSPI index to the real economy while criticizing the potential risks and inequalities arising from the current stock market dynamics in South Korea.
Alert from a specialist: 'Europe is setting up a kill switch for American technology. And the markets have not priced it in'
Europe is quietly but systematically building a mechanism to reduce its dependency on American technology, a warning that has been highlighted by Matthew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital Management.
Between Ordinary Day and Tense Night: The Iranian Capital in a State of Anticipation
Tehran is experiencing a dual state where the daytime is marked by normalcy and activity, while the nights are filled with tension and uncertainty, amidst economic concerns.
Mainland Chinese medicine firms tap Hong Kong capital to fuel global expansion
Mainland Chinese medicine companies are seeking to raise capital through initial public offerings in Hong Kong to support their international growth strategies.
Dynamic Return of Greek Banks to Mergers and Acquisitions
Greek and European banks are significantly returning to mergers and acquisitions, leveraging strong capital, technology, and new markets, with 2026 expected to be a particularly active year.
BGK supports Polish companies expanding abroad
The article discusses how BGK is providing capital support to Polish companies looking to enter foreign markets.
Dynamic growth of emerging markets for 2026 according to Wall Street analysts
Wall Street portfolio managers are betting on a multi-year influx of capital into emerging markets, expecting strong growth in 2026.
Communities Will Massively Return to the Markets in 2026 to Finance Their Debt
Regional communities in Spain are expected to return to the financial markets in 2026 to cover half of their funding needs with private capital following government restrictions on liquidity funds.
Financial Policy: The Problem at the Super Exchange
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for a European stock exchange to compete with the U.S., arguing that larger capital markets may offer better solutions for successful companies.