Tasos Vossos is a Credit Market Reporter at Yahoo Finance. He specializes in various aspects of finance, including banking, investment, and personal finance, with a focus on global markets, international finance, and credit health. Tasos's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg Law, Fortune, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Tasos Vossos' coverage predominantly focuses on finance and investment analysis, with a specific emphasis on bonds and credit markets. His articles often cite data and provide in-depth analysis of investment trends.
Given his focus, Tasos is likely to be interested in pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into bond markets, credit instruments, or investment trends. Pitches should offer compelling data-driven perspectives or exclusive access to industry-relevant information.
As the journalist's primary focus appears to be international finance rather than a specific geographic region, pitches should highlight global implications or present comprehensive market analyses that would interest an international audience.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Tasos Vossos, Ronan Martin
As firms such as Meta Platforms Inc., Alphabet Inc., and Amazon.com Inc. ramp up borrowing to fund data centers and other AI infrastructure, they have tapped pools of capital worldwide. The wave of issuance has become a test of credit market depth, while growing unease over the scale of AI spending is hammering the shares of chipmakers and cloud-computing giants.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is looking to sell new preferred shares just days after a metric determining risk and value in these securities hit its lowest level since the global financial crisis.
A 100-year bond that Alphabet Inc. issued earlier this year in the sterling market as it gorged on debt around the world has dropped below 90 pence on the pound for the first time.
US banks are raising regulatory capital at the tightest valuations since the financial crisis, unsettling the most seasoned investors.
Investors are “far too complacent” on the Additional Tier 1 bonds, the riskiest type of bank debt, and spreads now appear too tight, according to investors at Man Group.
By: Charlotte Plaskwa, Tasos Vossos
Oracle Corp. and Stellantis NV are among a group of high-grade companies with debt that has recently traded close to junk levels, putting the bond market on watch for a new era of fallen angels.
By: Davide Barbuscia, Tasos Vossos, Reshmi Basu, Ronan Martin
When BlackRock Inc. sought to raise billions in debt financing for a Meta Platforms Inc. data center, there was one type of investor the asset management giant wanted to avoid: those looking for a quick profit.
As a flood of debt sales by US tech companies ripples through the credit market, it seems to be triggering an inadvertent rise in risk metrics for some of the world’s safest firms.
You can find original article here WealthManagement . Subscribe to our free daily WealthManagement newsletters
By: Anna Edwards, Tasos Vossos, Tom Mackenzie
Issuance from AI leaders is testing the tolerance of the bond market, with price premiums a telltale sign, according to a top Europe bond banker at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
