Capricorn Energy has announced an extension of the deadline for a potential deal to sell the company to Saudi investor Al-Masiyyah. A decision on the purchase must be made by July 29, but there are currently no guarantees that the deal will go through.
Capricorn Energy has announced an extension of the deadline for a potential deal to sell the company to Saudi investor Al-Masiyyah. A decision on the purchase must be made by July 29, but there are currently no guarantees that the deal will go through.
Norwegian investment company HitecVision has fully exited its stake in SED Energy Holdings, selling its share for 1 billion Norwegian kroner. The deal attracted significant interest among investors.
The yield on Brazilian government bonds has risen across the curve, especially for long-term issues, while the Ibovespa index fell by 0.8% and credit default swaps narrowed.
Wall Street traders have ramped up deals linked to a possible Fed rate hike after hawkish signals from central bank officials. The likelihood of a rate increase this year has risen to 11%, despite ongoing discussions about a potential rate cut.
Gabe Plotkin plans to transfer part of his assets into a new ETF with tax advantages, using a tax deferral strategy. He will contribute a significant portion of securities to the Snowball ETF fund.
Technological assets have become the most sought-after area among alternative investments, surpassing real estate and direct investments. GPU assets, in particular, are attracting significant interest due to their growth potential and ability to diversify portfolios, although their adoption is hindered by management complexities and a lack of trust.
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has launched its first round of external funding, aiming to raise at least $300 million with a company valuation of no less than $10 billion. The company is seeking investments to strengthen its position in developing its own artificial intelligence models.
The yield on French government bonds increased across most maturities, while the CAC 40 index fell by 0.4% at the close of trading on Monday. Credit default swaps remained unchanged.
Barings has limited share buybacks in one of its direct lending funds to 5% following a surge in redemption requests driven by investor concerns over transparency and asset valuation. This measure is aimed at protecting the long-term interests of all shareholders.
The yield on U.S. Treasury bonds rose after the release of data showing a significant increase in job creation. This development has dampened expectations for an imminent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
In February, the largest direct lending funds, including HPS and BlackRock, recorded their most significant monthly losses since 2022 amid a market downturn and investor outflows.
The volume of synthetic SRT transactions in the banking sector grew by 43% over the year, reaching €66.7 billion. This surge in interest is linked to the emergence of new issuers, an increase in the number of buyers, and heightened regulatory attention to credit risk management.
The SEC has recommended temporarily halting the launch of new leveraged ETFs due to concerns about their compliance with risk management regulations. The regulator is worried about the potential risks these products may pose to investors.
The US Department of the Treasury recorded a net capital inflow of $44.9 billion in December 2025, primarily due to increased investments by foreign investors in American securities.