Alphabet raised about US$3.8 billion across seven tranches in its first Hong Kong and Singapore dollar bonds, pricing all tranches inside guidance on more than US$7 billion of orders.
APRA's November System Risk Outlook says it is increasing its supervisory focus on private credit, estimating super funds' exposure at about 2 per cent of assets and warning overseas stress could transmit to Australia.
A $US42 billion 10-year Treasury auction cleared at 5.02 per cent with the weakest bid-to-cover since May and a sharply lower share for indirect bidders.
Fox Corporation locked in yields from 5.6 to 7.35 per cent on a seven-part investment-grade deal priced on the same day Treasury yields returned to 5 per cent.
Hot US inflation and soft Australian data have left the two benchmark yields just 2 basis points apart, with markets pricing a Fed hike and an RBA peak.
The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) and its private credit affiliate, the Alternative Credit Council (ACC), have published comprehensive new guidance for Australian private...
Royal Bank of Canada has announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire Yarra Capital Management Limited, an active asset manager that specialises...
Google parent Alphabet is considering its first Hong Kong and Singapore dollar bonds, Bloomberg reports, extending a multi-currency funding push that included a A$5.5 billion Kangaroo deal in August.
