Credit hits new tights as US covid treatment fuels hope
Credit markets are starting the week on a strong tone much as they traded on Friday, as optimism for a US approved coronavirus treatment and the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole virtual meeting on Thursday outweighed concern about rising European covid-19 cases
Subscriber-only article
This article is available only to Creditflux subscribers and free trial users within 30 days of publication.
Already a subscriber? Not logged in? Click here to login.
If you have not already done so,
you may request a FREE TRIAL by clicking here
This trial will give you:
- 4-weeks' free online access to our
most recent subscriber-only articles - Daily breaking news alert sent by email
- A print copy of Creditflux
If you currently have a free trial, you will see this message when you try to view articles older than 30 days.
Related Stories
- CLOs at a glance (March 2021) 1 hour ago
- Fund performance: CLO funds pick up where they left off 1 hour ago
- Points up front: Revlon repayment was Bad Day at the office 1 hour ago
- Points up front: A gander at Recette’s reset 1 hour ago
- Answering the “what if?” question 1 hour ago
Funds
- Mid-market CLO manager sells minority stake to Aberdeen Standard division 1 day ago
- MUFG hires leveraged syndicate and high yield trading heads in New York 1 day ago
- Hamilton Lane collects nearly $900 million for private credit fund 1 day ago
- It's all relative: CLOs march tighter as macro traders open positive CDS skews 1 day ago
- Credit fundraising: ESG centre stage as capital pours into new strategies 1 day ago
