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Protect Against Fed Rate Hikes with Floating Rate Notes - Vimarsana News

Protect Against Fed Rate Hikes with Floating Rate Notes

Summary With nearly seven rate hikes predicted for 2022, investment grade floating rate notes may provide heightened yields while enabling investors to protect their portfolios. Reducing duration, seeking enhanced yields and targeting less correlated segments of the market are all ways to build a more resilient bond portfolio in the face of rising rates and higherRead More

Second class-action lawsuit targets Cusip's 'monopoly' on identifiers - Vimarsana News

Second class-action lawsuit targets Cusip's 'monopoly' on identifiers

Days after a first class-action suit took aim at Cusip, S&P Global, the American Bankers Association, and FactSet, another plaintiff has filed a complaint

Waters Wrap: Questions raised by Cusip lawsuit - WatersTechnology.com - Vimarsana News

Waters Wrap: Questions raised by Cusip lawsuit - WatersTechnology.com

An investment bank and an asset manager have filed a class-action lawsuit against Cusip Global Services, S&P Global, the ABA and FactSet. Anthony explores some

ON THE MOVE: Blue Owl Capital Hires Machal Karim; InvestX Capital Adds Jonathan A. Clark and Dan Sanders - Vimarsana News

ON THE MOVE: Blue Owl Capital Hires Machal Karim; InvestX Capital Adds Jonathan A. Clark and Dan Sanders

The weekly recap of new hires, promotions and job changes in capital markets trading and technology.

Class-action lawsuit takes aim at Cusip, S&P, FactSet & ABA - Vimarsana News

Class-action lawsuit takes aim at Cusip, S&P, FactSet & ABA

A complaint filed March 4 seeks judgement on whether Cusip Global Services, S&P Global, the American Bankers Association, and (now) FactSet have violated