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Showing results for "Tompkins Financial Corp."

relates to Private Credit and Mini-Millionaires Don't Mix
opinion
Private Credit and Mini-Millionaires Don't Mix
By Shuli Ren
The push to fundraise from wealthy individuals is turning managers into high-end concierge services.
May 28, 2024
relates to Pipeline for Acquisition Financing Shrinks, in Boon for Credit
markets
Pipeline for Acquisition Financing Shrinks, in Boon for Credit
By Josyana Joshua
Companies have fewer acquisitions to refinance in longer-term debt markets now than they did a few months ago, which could help boost bond returns this year.
May 28, 2024
relates to Labour Not Looking at New Tax Raid on Banks to Balance Budget
economics
Labour Not Looking at New Tax Raid on Banks to Balance Budget
By Alex Wickham, Philip Aldrick, and Katherine Griffiths
Keir Starmer’s poll-leading opposition Labour Party is seeking to reassure the City of London it is not considering further taxes on Britain’s banks if it wins power at the UK general election on July 4.
May 28, 2024
relates to UK Political Campaigns Try to Reassure: The Readout
business
UK Political Campaigns Try to Reassure: The Readout
By Helen Chandler-Wilde and Allegra Stratton
Hi there, welcome to The Readout. Until the general election on July 4, The Readout will be co-written by Allegra Stratton and Ailbhe Rea alongside other colleagues from the newsroom, giving you extra perspective and analysis as the campaigns unfurl. Hope you enjoy it.
May 28, 2024
relates to Mistral AI, France’s Startup Darling, Takes Aim at the US Market
technology
Mistral AI, France’s Startup Darling, Takes Aim at the US Market
By Mark Bergen
The company’s first US manager says businesses are looking for alternatives to Big Tech.
May 28, 2024
relates to Bad Blood in Private Credit Sparks Investor Fury: Big Take
business
Bad Blood in Private Credit Sparks Investor Fury: Big Take
By Marc Daniel Davies
May 28, 2024
relates to How Online Sports Bettors Actually Make Their Money
markets
How Online Sports Bettors Actually Make Their Money
By Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway
And how the online sportsbooks win from the players.
May 28, 2024
relates to T-Mobile to Buy US Cellular Assets for Roughly $2.4 Billion
technology
T-Mobile to Buy US Cellular Assets for Roughly $2.4 Billion
By Lynn Doan
T-Mobile US Inc., the second-largest mobile carrier in the US, has agreed to buy US Cellular Corp.’s wireless operations and some of its spectrum assets for about $2.4 billion.
May 28, 2024
relates to 5 Ways to Unplug This Summer and Bring Back Work Life Balance
work-shift
5 Ways to Unplug This Summer and Bring Back Work Life Balance
By Lily Meier
Hi, this is Lily Meier. I cover the future of work and retail at Bloomberg. Welcome to our weekly Work Shift newsletter. We want to hear from you. Send me your thoughts on today’s topic and any other aspects of the workplace. If you’re coming to our newsletter for the first time, please consider signing up .
May 28, 2024
relates to Creditor Campaign Pressures Mexico’s Pemex to Finally Get Serious on ESG
green
Creditor Campaign Pressures Mexico’s Pemex to Finally Get Serious on ESG
By Carolina Wilson and Scott Squires
Jennifer Gorgoll was feeling the heat. A bond investor at Neuberger Berman Group LLC, Gorgoll had staked out a big position in debt issued by Mexico’s state-oil company, Petroleos Mexicanos, and executives at Neuberger were getting nervous.
May 28, 2024