Ralph Sinclair is a Managing Editor at Frequent Issuers. He specializes in finance, commodities and futures, financial markets, BFSI, and banking, often exploring themes related to podcasts, markets, IPOs, and the European Union. Ralph's insights and expertise have been featured in GlobalCapital.
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Ralph Sinclair’s articles predominantly focus on finance and the economy, with a significant emphasis on investment analysis and exclusive insights. His coverage also includes legal policy regulation.
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◆ Why benchmark issuance has resumed earlier than usual ◆ What lies ahead for capital markets ◆ African issuers switch out of loans to bonds
By: Ralph Sinclair, Frank Jackman, Atanas Dinov, Jon Hay
◆ Corporate bond issuers swarm on new measure of success to chagrin of their banks ◆ An utter riot at one end of the credit spectrum for bank debt... ◆ ... while investors take their sweet time at the other end
By: Ralph Sinclair, Mike Turner, Atanas Dinov, George Collard, Jon Hay
◆ Emerging market and financial institution bonds on fire after Fed cut ◆ Huge demand spurs massive issuance ◆ But signs of weakness appear in corporates and public sector bonds
By: Gaia Freydefont, Atanas Dinov, Jon Hay, Ralph Sinclair, Elias Wilson
◆ T+1 is coming but is it worth the hassle? ◆ Despite appearances, bank bond issuers are not getting it all their own way ◆ Where the EU slots into the reshuffled SSA pack
◆ Iconic NYC spot powers CMBS revival ◆ Gilt market braces for Labour Budget ◆ Banks plan bonds for November undaunted by US election
◆ Trump triumphs, Scholz slumps, rates roil ◆ Credit issuers off to the races ◆ Rates issuers contend with unprecedented Bund-swap inversion
◆ Donald Trump's threat to ESG finance in the US ◆ Why ‘woke capitalism' won't be put to bed ◆ UK auto ABS faces up to compensation crisis
By: Elias-Wilson
◆ The challenge for SSA issuers next year ◆ German banks and the commercial property millstone ◆ Hybrid hot streak explained
GlobalCapital asked heads of debt capital markets businesses across the Street about their expectations for 2025 and their experiences of 2024. Most predict rising issuance volumes as Ralph Sinclair discovers whether they see AI, blockchains, or the rather more human rise of private credit as the most disruptive threat to the industry
◆ How to fund Europe ◆ What market experts think is going to happen next ◆ The EU to embark on biggest six-month funding spree
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