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26.02.26 - 11:42
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TBC Uzbekistan Weighs Share Sale to Join IPO Pipeline (Bloomberg)
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TBC Uzbekistan, a digital banking ecosystem, said it's weighing an initial public offering to support growth, potentially expanding a robust pipeline of state and private businesses in Central Asia's most populous nation preparing to sell shares....
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26.02.26 - 11:18
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Richards: Not Too Worried About Software Worries Contagion (Bloomberg)
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Bruce Richards, CEO, Chairman and Co-Founder of Marathon Asset Management on Private Credit's exposure to the software industry. He says 'software will survive, but the multiples that they trade at are contracted and stay that way for a while'. Richards speaks to Bloomberg's Anna Edwards and Lizzy Burden on 'The Opening Trade',
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26.02.26 - 11:12
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Lutnick, India′s Goyal Meet Amid US Court Tariff Setback (Bloomberg)
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US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick met India's Commerce and Trade Minister Piyush Goyal on Thursday, days after the US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs, signaling that the bilateral deal remains on track....
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26.02.26 - 11:12
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Allianz CFO: We Are Going To Strive for Outperformance (Bloomberg)
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Allianz CFO Claire-Marie Coste-Lepoutre joins Bloomberg TV to discuss its full year results, profit outlook and a new share buyback program. Coste-Lepoutre speaks with Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden and Anna Edwards on The Opening Trade. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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26.02.26 - 10:55
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BlackRock Says JGBs Offer 6% Yield With Currency Boost (Bloomberg)
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Japan's sovereign bonds can offer yields of around 6% for dollar-based investors willing to take a bet on long-dated debt, according to Navin Saigal, BlackRock's head of global fixed income for Asia Pacific, who dubbed the current backdrop a “golden age” for investing. He speaks with Haslinda Amin and Avril Hong on Bloomberg TV....
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26.02.26 - 10:55
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How Insurance Costs Make NYC Construction so Expensive | Odd Lots (Bloomberg)
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It's hard to imagine NYC becoming significantly more affordable as long as it's so expensive to build things. Whether we're talking about new housing or transportation, the city is a famously expensive place to do construction. There are reports of subway elevators costing $100 million per station. Public bathrooms end up costing millions as well. One driver of costs is insurance, but particularly acute in NYC, with costs as a share of a given construction project having surged over the decades. So what's the story? On this episode we speak with Elizabeth Crowley, the president and CEO of the Building Trades Employers' Association as well as Michael Capasso, the president and CEO of CAC Industries, a civil engineering firm which works on various heavy construction projects in the city. We talk about regulations that push the cost of operation higher, along with other factors such as project delays and labor availability. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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