Global investment grade and high yield bond issuance rose year-on-year in 2025 as market conditions improved and are still supportive. https://t.co/zIQooThYIL
Loan issuance in the Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific regions reached USD 6.48tn in 2025, the highest on record. This year’s issuance is 7.45% higher than last year’s record: https://t.co/IpAR0c3p4R
Saks Global is eyeing filing for bankruptcy in the Southern District of Texas, bringing yet another high-profile case to the Houston court’s docket. https://t.co/fu8LqOwPK9
A regime change in Venezuela may pose a challenge for the more than USD 20bn in hydrocarbon investments planned for Argentina’s the Vaca Muerta oil area. The case for ramping up investments in 2026 was already difficult, amid low international oil prices. https://t.co/paeoNfuHBM
Early groundwork is taking place to allow collateralised loan obligation structures in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, according to market participants polled by Debtwire at Abu Dhabi Finance Week. https://t.co/6iix0nSvUN
The buzz around private credit in CEEMEA intensified in 2025, as market participants forecast a continued growth in transactions driven by increased cooperation with banks next year. https://t.co/xCo2ZGEoqd
CEEMEA distressed credit markets remained active in 2025, driven by African sovereign stress, corporate refinancing risk, and rising pre-emptive creditor engagement in the GCC. https://t.co/p4cR6qeINj
Against a backdrop of tariff tensions, geopolitical instability and a tug-of-war over US monetary policy, CEEMEA issuers have tactfully surpassed previous years’ issuance records. https://t.co/zn1pn6OMzL
US direct lending activity remained robust through the first nine months of 2025, with dealmaking volumes tracking slightly ahead of the comparable period in 2024 despite a complex economic backdrop. https://t.co/GR731EjM5P
The ever-resilient loan market was once again forced to demonstrate its mettle this year, battling against a backdrop of lower global dealmaking, broader macroeconomic uncertainty and an exceptionally lucrative bond market. https://t.co/bkRKgJLHWS
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store may have to consider turning to private equity for help as it remains under pressure following a failed rebranding effort. https://t.co/wCOwM9nILt
Shariah-compliant home finance provider StrideUp plans to become a regular issuer in the UK’s RMBS market, as the firm looks to grow access to the Islamic finance market for the country’s four-million Muslim population. https://t.co/3NqQiJy0Xr
The European Central Bank has pushed back on a sweeping package of proposals aimed at overhauling Europe’s securitisation regulation. https://t.co/QTkPqLbk43
For once this author is the bearer of good news. Great news in fact: seasoned APAC turnaround professionals Kurt Metzger & Michael Nacson are finally home and recovering from their unnecessary stints in a Thai prison. https://t.co/LZcIaITPzj
First Brands Group will soon have an examiner appointed to investigate purported fraud that led to billions in missing funds as part of its bankruptcy. https://t.co/HuZHcWcPT5
What does the rise of artificial intelligence capabilities and federal funding shifts changes mean for the future of the municipal market? https://t.co/P6uQ8Q7BPL
RealTruck is working with Evercore as the auto parts company grapples with tariff concerns and the industrywide fallout from the collapse of First Brands Group. https://t.co/EpQpaaJjkl
Utility-scale solar developers are facing a cash crunch as financing necessary to complete projects dries up and construction costs continue to rise. https://t.co/31OURVqrb8
The decisive victory of President Javier Milei’s party La Libertad Avanza in Argentina’s midterm elections will help advance its reform agenda. https://t.co/PhDS3ZlcT1
An early investor in https://t.co/zLYZLKM9gs has filed a lawsuit in Texas against the rapidly growing company’s founders alleging they engaged in self-dealing and retaliated against him for exposing ongoing fraud. https://t.co/ngRu69PzC5