Private equity’s ‘Waiting for Godot’ era continues
The mood was subdued at the industry’s annual conference in Paris
First-time buyers load up on mortgage debt after change in lending rules
High loan-to-income products have been flying off the shelves since the rules were loosened last year
Insurers Zurich and Allianz have exposure linked to Radiant World
Iron ore trader battling court claims from creditors around allegedly fraudulent documentation
Sanctions loophole lets UK insurer cover tankers carrying Russian gas
NorthStandard legally insuring vessels despite government expanding powers to restrict maritime services
When the Machine Acquires a Self: Conscience, Agency, and the Governance Frontier of Artificial Intelligence
What changes when the machine begins to experience itself as a self? An AI that values its own survival would pose a challenge far beyond alignment, forcing us to rethink what it means to govern an intelligence with interests of its own.
Jane Street becomes leading block trader in Asia after Segantii demise
Proprietary trading fund expands into areas once dominated by hedge funds
Oil, yen and egonomics
The will of US policymakers vs the cold reality of markets
Trump’s Trade War With Canada Is Making Even Sprinkle Makers Nervous
President Trump’s levies on a long, eclectic list of products from Canada have companies scrambling to figure out if their supply chains are affected.
Druckenmiller says US borrowing costs still ‘a little low’ despite surge in yields
Close ally of Kevin Warsh says Federal Reserve officials who argue rates are restrictive are ‘just ridiculous’
British man admits inventing fake takeover bid for Canadian oil explorer
Christopher Woolcott used false identities and forged documents in hope of benefiting from rise in Touchstone Exploration shares, says regulator
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