Dylan Herrmann of Brandywine Global says sub-par prices make non-investment-grade fixed income look attractive
Dylan Herrmann of Brandywine Global says sub-par prices make non-investment-grade fixed income look attractive
Market conditions point to stronger trading, investment banking revenues
JPMorgan tops global league tables, RBC ranks as top Canadian firm
Economic, financial pressures combined with industry-specific factors drive defaults
Portfolio flows rise in July, as Canadian investors curb cross-border buying: StatCan
Both investment grade and speculative companies saw debts decline: S&P
Both investment and speculative grade companies saw cash ratios drop
Share of companies facing transition risks increasing
As financing conditions stay tight, repeat offenders elevate defaults