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relates to Autostrade Bid Pits Italian PM Meloni Against Deputy Salvini
politics
Autostrade Bid Pits Italian PM Meloni Against Deputy Salvini
By Chiara Albanese, Daniele Lepido, and Tommaso Ebhardt
October 3, 2023
markets
Autostrade Bid Exposes Meloni’s Problem With Her Coalition Rival
By Chiara Albanese, Daniele Lepido, and Tommaso Ebhardt
A potential takeover bid for Italy’s main highway operator is exposing the strains in Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition as rival parties jostle for position before next year’s European elections.
October 3, 2023
relates to Building Mogul Said to Mull Autostrade Bid Valued at €20 Billion
markets
Building Mogul Said to Mull Autostrade Bid Valued at €20 Billion
By Daniele Lepido, Tommaso Ebhardt, and Dinesh Nair
An Italian construction magnate is considering a takeover bid for Autostrade per l’Italia SpA that could value the highway operator at about €20 billion ($21 billion) including debt, people with knowledge of the matter said.
October 2, 2023
relates to JPMorgan’s Top Infrastructure Coverage Banker Narayan to Depart
business
JPMorgan’s Top Infrastructure Coverage Banker Narayan to Depart
By Dinesh Nair
Anand Narayan, JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s most senior banker covering the infrastructure sector, is leaving.
March 20, 2023
relates to Blackstone Is Said to Plan European Infrastructure Fund
markets
Blackstone Is Said to Plan European Infrastructure Fund
By Vinicy Chan, Gillian Tan, and Dinesh Nair
Blackstone Inc. is considering raising a new open-ended European infrastructure fund, people with knowledge of the matter said, as investor demand for real assets continues unabated.
February 24, 2023
relates to It Wasn't All Bad. Listing the Year's M&A Wins
business
It Wasn't All Bad. Listing the Year's M&A Wins
By Fareed Sahloul, Dinesh Nair, and Vinicy Chan
Hello, it’s Fareed Sahloul, Dinesh Nair and Vinicy Chan in London, doing our best to recall some of the year’s few M&A bright spots. Elsewhere, cash calls are all the rage in Europe and Powell holds the keys to the US IPO market.Today's top stories
December 15, 2022
relates to European Stocks Steady as Investors Weigh Fed Policy Moderation
markets
European Stocks Steady as Investors Weigh Fed Policy Moderation
By Joe Easton and Ellie Harmsworth
European stocks were muted on Thursday following a recent rally that’s seen blue-chip shares enter a technical bull market as investors digest further signs that the Federal reserve could moderate its rate hike plans.
November 24, 2022
relates to European Stocks Steady as Investors Assess Policy, Growth Risks
markets
European Stocks Steady as Investors Assess Policy, Growth Risks
By Sagarika Jaisinghani
European stocks erased earlier gains on Thursday after posting their biggest one-day decline in five weeks as investors mulled the path of central-bank policy and prepared for the UK budget news.
November 17, 2022
relates to Retail Traders Rush Into Bond Markets in Hunt for Juicier Yields
markets
Retail Traders Rush Into Bond Markets in Hunt for Juicier Yields
By Jack Pitcher and Katherine Doherty
Retail investors are pouring into debt markets, hoping to snap up some of the highest bond yields in more than a decade.
November 14, 2022
relates to Europe’s Safest Firms See Biggest Jump in Bond Coupons in Decade
markets
Europe’s Safest Firms See Biggest Jump in Bond Coupons in Decade
By Abhinav Ramnarayan and Bruce Douglas
Blue-chip European companies saw the biggest weekly rise in the interest rates they pay on their bonds in a decade, a sign of the increased pressure on corporate balance sheets.
November 14, 2022