Jason Quinn News
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In the five years that John Silvetz made about $700 million for Deutsche Bank AG by trading corporate bonds and credit derivatives, the share of his annual bonus paid in cash dropped to 20 percent from almost 70 percent.
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Caxton Associates LP hired Jason Quinn from Barclays Plc to invest in U.S. corporate credit as the $9.7 billion hedge fund founded by Bruce Kovner builds its debt team.
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The failure of European leaders to contain the region’s debt crisis with a bailout of Ireland has driven relative borrowing costs in the global corporate bond market to a 12-week high.
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General Motors Co. ’s $20 billion initial public offering and strong economic data helped push the cost of protecting U.S. corporate bonds from default to the lowest level in a week.
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U.S. bank bonds are about the safest on record relative to debt from European financial institutions as a growing economy allows Citigroup Inc. to wean itself off government support and a fiscal crisis roils Europe.
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The bond market is saying that the threat of a European banking crisis is ending.
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A gauge of U.S. corporate credit risk fell to the lowest in more than two months as manufacturing slowed less than economists had forecast, spurring investor optimism that the economy may avoid a double-dip recession.
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A gauge of corporate credit risk in the U.S. was little changed as speculation the Federal Reserve will buy more bonds to bolster the recovery failed to outweigh a report showing payrolls dropped.
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