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5 Challenges Facing the Global Economy in 2017

With plenty of risks ahead including geopolitical and economic inst...

Posted by: Yati Himatsingka on 20/12/2016

Categories: APAC, Banks, Capital Markets, Central Banks, Commercial Real Estate, Deals, Economy, Eurozone, Fund Raising, Latin America, MENA, Merger & Acquisitions, North America, Politics

Tags: Asia, Aurigin, Brexit, Britain, Central Banks, Commercial Real Estate, Credit Markets, Deal Flow, Deals, Economy, Interest Rates, M&A, M&A Vault, Mergers and Acquisitions, middle market, Oil Prices, PE deals, Private Equity, Quantitative Easing, Stock Markets, U.S. Federal Reserve, United States

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Foreign Buyers Getting Real About U.S. Real Estate

The appetite for U.S. real estate, continues to flourish although i...

Posted by: Yati Himatsingka on 22/09/2016

Categories: Building Products, Capital Markets, Commercial Real Estate, Economy, Geographies, North America, Real Estate, Real Estate Investment Trusts

Tags: Aurigin, Brexit, Britain, Central Banks, China, Commercial Real Estate, Deal Flow, Deals, Economy, middle market, U.S. Real Estate, United States

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Institutional Investors Lured by EM Sovereign Debt in Hun...

With central bankers in Europe and Japan still pushing on the strin...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 6/09/2016

Categories: APAC, Banks, Capital Markets, Central Banks, Economy, Eurozone, North America

Tags: Aurigin, Bond Yields, Bonds, Brexit, Britain, Central Banks, China, corporate debt, Economy, emerging markets, Fixed Income, Government Debt, Interest Rates, Japanese corporate debt, middle market, Sovereign Debt, U.S. Elections, U.S. Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasuries, U.S. Treasury, U.S. Treasury Debt, United States, Yields

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The Brexit Aftermath: ARM falls into Softbank’s Embrac...

In the current business and political environment, we think the Sof...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 8/08/2016

Categories: Banks, Deals, Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals

Tags: Acquisitions, ARM, Aurigin, Brexit, Britain, Chipmaker, cros-border investment, Deals, Japan, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, Processors, Silicon Chip, Softbank

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Britain Property Market Rising Despite Brexit Vote

While that level of pessimism isn’t universally shared, the EU re...

Posted by: Yati Himatsingka on 19/07/2016

Categories: Banks, Capital Markets, Central Banks, Commercial Real Estate, Deals, Economy, Eurozone, Real Estate, Real Estate Management & Development

Tags: Aurigin, Britain, Central Banks, Commercial Real Estate, Deal Flow, Deals, Economy, Investment Banking, London, London Property, M&A, PE deals, Private Equity, Real Estate, United Kingdom

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Exit Now, Pay Later …

Business investment across the world, already in the doldrums since...

Posted by: Yati Himatsingka on 28/06/2016

Categories: Banks, Capital Markets, Central Banks, Deals, Economy, Eurozone, Geographies, Merger & Acquisitions, Western Europe

Tags: Aurigin, Bank of England, Brexit, Britain, David Cameron, Deals, Europe, European Union, Financial Markets, Global Financial Crisis, M&A, Mark Carney, Mergers & Acquisitions, Political Turmoil, Scotland, Trade, United Kingdom, Western Europe

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Will They? Won’t They?

After months of speculation since the first interest hike in decade...

Posted by: Yati Himatsingka on 20/05/2016

Categories: Banks, Capital Markets, Central Banks, Deals, Diversified Financial Services, Economy

Tags: Brexit, Britain, Central Banks, Deal Flow, Deals, Economy, Interest Rates, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, middle market, Private Equity, Quantitative Easing, Stock Markets, U.S. Federal Reserve, United States

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