By Thomas Brannstrom
Covers banks, lenders, credit markets and the plumbing of the financial system.
UBS says Swiss capital plan could add $16 billion to its buffer
UBS is pushing back against a Swiss proposal that would require it to hold about $16 billion more in top-quality capital for its foreign uni
Tata Capital Housing to raise up to ₹17.25 billion via three-year bonds
Tata Capital Housing Finance is raising up to ₹17.25 billion through a three-year bond sale, offering an 8.20% coupon. The deal includes a g
China Regulators Push Banks to Ease Loan Terms for Vanke
Chinese regulators are leaning on state-owned banks to give China Vanke more time on overdue loans, including delaying non-performing labels
DWS Weighs Redemption Curbs at Three German Property Funds
DWS may add redemption limits or withdrawal fees to three German open-ended property funds. The funds have paid out €6 billion since 2022 an
UBS fights Swiss plan to force 90-100% capital backing for foreign units
Swiss shares rose Monday as UBS pushed back against proposed capital rules that could require it to fund foreign subsidiaries with 90-100% c
Societe Generale targets 3% revenue growth and €13B payouts by 2029
Societe Generale unveiled its 2029 plan, targeting 3% annual revenue growth and over €13 billion in shareholder payouts. AI projects are exp
Oracle's $18B data center loans slip as banks struggle to sell debt
Banks trying to sell about $18 billion in loans tied to Oracle's New Mexico data center campus have marked prices down to 89-91 cents on the
Santander opens union talks on tech unit restructuring as automation accelerates
Santander has begun union talks in Spain over a restructuring of two internal tech units, Santander Digital Services and Gravity Cloud. The
Uganda Raises Bank Reserve Requirement to 13.5% as Shilling Slips
Uganda's central bank is raising the cash reserve requirement for commercial banks to 13.5% from 11%, effective September 24, as the shillin
Bank of Maharashtra tests dollar bond market with $500 million issue
India's state-run Bank of Maharashtra is marketing its first five-year dollar bond, aiming to raise up to $500 million. The deal uses the RB
Bathla's collapse exposes risks in Australia's private credit boom
Australian builder Bathla Group has collapsed owing A$3 billion to private lenders and A$400 million to others. The failure is a stark remin
Truist sells $5.5B auto loan portfolio to streamline business
Truist Financial is selling $5.5 billion in auto loans, expecting $5.2 billion in net proceeds. The move marks a clean exit from near-prime