Don’t get hung up on investment trust discounts
They are a price for liquidity, but a reward for your patience
Saba shock: how investment trusts are adapting to new realities
The sector has been rattled by activist investors and its persistent discounts divide investors
Investment trusts need to prove their relevance again
The future of the centuries-old sector rests on its ability to tell a story in the digital age
Will the EU’s bid to use frozen Russian assets hit the euro?
Some fund managers see potential fallout affecting the currency’s global status from controversial plan
Netflix leans on $59bn bank loan to fund Warner Bros takeover
Wells Fargo leads one of the largest financings of its kind as it looks to muscle in on investment banking rivals
US watchdogs drop post-crisis safeguard on risky lending
Regulators remove critical guidelines for leveraged loans after complaints from Wall Street
Sweden’s mining industry is threatening the Indigenous Sami people’s way of life
“There is so much intrusion from all sides and corners,” a Sami reindeer herder tells me, reacting to a government decision to grant a mining permit in Gállok in the Sápmi region in Sweden’s far north.
Sápmi is the communal land of the Indigenous Sami people. Their land ranges through northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia.
Directors’ Deals: Sirius Real Estate puts more skin in the game
Chief executive makes second purchase in recent months
The revival of Goldman’s dealmaking instincts
The bank has focused less on searching for an identity than on building one — with asset management a key operation
KKR in talks to buy Liverpool and PSG investor Arctos
US private capital giant in discussions to take majority stake in private equity sports pioneer
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