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Plus, the firm's Head of Credit Research shares how the team is viewing the current landscape.

Global banking was rocked to its core in March. But it's still not 2008 Mark II, argues Pete Robinson of Challenger Investment Management.

Scott Haslem, CIO of LGT Crestone delivers his views on whether the recent bank failures will have a systemic impact on markets

Following the recent bank crises in the US and Europe, Antipodes has identified "relative winners and outright losers" in global financials.

That is the question on investors’ minds following the plunge in Deutsche Bank’s share price and the record spike in credit default swaps late last week. Will Deutsche...

Don't move down the capital structure unless you are comfortable with the company's underlying default risk...

As the market digests the implications of the full US$17 billion write-off in Credit Suisse AT1 bonds, the stand-out winner from the UBS acquisition have been the CS...

Write-off of European bank bonds/hybrids is quite common - Credit Suisse is the latest example. But it has never happened in Australia

UBS acquires CS, imposing 89% losses on shareholders from 12mths ago, CS bonds/deposits are unaffected while hybrids are written-off

It's been a remarkable week for global banks - and the implications for two huge central bank meetings this week are still up for debate.

Credit Suisse Australia presents its 2023 investment outlook, with a special focus on what might happen here in Australia.

"The Federal Reserve is the only Sherrif in town," says John Woods, Chief Investment Officer (Asia Pacific) at Credit Suisse. And what happens when the only Sheriff...

Investing in private equity can bag you very handsome returns - provided you know what you're getting into and can marshal the appropriate expertise to do it...

How do high inflation and rising interest rates impact markets? For many, the answer would be some combination of greater risk and lower returns from traditional asset...

There has always been an allure to an IPO. Fortunes can be created and lost in hours, as the market sizes up a new participant and the preceding wave of hype. Why...

From central bank actions, including the RBA’s record-breaking 0.5% hike (our largest ever consecutive rate increase), to the war in Europe, and COVID’s relentless...

In 2003 a young Australian PhD student took the bold step of pitching a new framework for how asset owners should think about engaging with the companies they invest...

Whether you are a self-confessed "greenie" or adamantly believe that fossil fuels are not destroying the planet, there's no denying that a hell of a lot of money is...

When it comes to the megatrends for 2022, it pays to think big - and if last year's Livewire reader survey is anything to go by, there are plenty of big investment...

Inflation. Love it or hate it, you really have to hate it, right? Well - not so fast. Wealth manager Credit Suisse points out that equities are historically the...