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Default risk for certain corporates is creeping up. Here’s what it means for fixed income investors

CNBC: Investing

"Investment grade corporate spreads are relatively tight, but on an absolute level, their single-digit yield is still compelling." " When spreads are tight, that means the difference between the yield you're getting for a corporate bond versus what you get for a comparable government bond is shrinking.

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The Power of Synergy: How Mergers Create Exceptional Value

Sun Acquisitions

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) often capture headlines as high-stakes corporate dramas. Similarly, Facebook’s (now Meta) acquisition of WhatsApp expanded the social media giant’s user base and messaging capabilities, solidifying its position as a global communication platform.

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Panmure Liberum taps Singer Capital Markets for new equity trader

The TRADE

Bastick confirmed his new role in an announcement on social media. Panmure Liberum had not responded to a request for comment at the time of publication. Bastick’s appointment follows significant developments for Panmure Liberum in equities space in the last few months.

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Goldman Sachs names five stocks with more upside following their latest earnings

CNBC: Investing

FMC Corporation Buy the dip in shares of the chemical maker, analyst Duffy Fischer wrote recently. The Wall Street investment bank says stocks like Shake Shack have plenty of upside ahead. Other buy-rated names include: Tyson Foods, FMC, Match Group and Woodward.

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These stocks could see strong gains around their analyst days, Goldman says

CNBC: Investing

John Marshall of Goldman's derivatives research team said in a note to clients that buying call options ahead of corporate investor days and analyst days tends to be a winning strategy. This will be the firm's first investor day since the corporate split from General Electric last year.

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Where Goldman sees the best opportunities for income in the second half of the year

CNBC: Investing

"Credit spreads have gone back to being frustratingly expensive, but we think that that's underpinned by really quite good fundamentals in the corporate sector," he said. "We continue to see very disciplined behavior from corporates that leaves us wanting to build our portfolios for carry."

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People Moves Monday: Peel Hunt, Redburn Atlantic, RBC Capital Markets, Citi, and more…

The TRADE

LSEG LSEG has appointed former Taula Capital executive, Nick Rustad, as its new group head of LCH SwapClear and listed rates.