From the eyeliner-heavy angst of My Chemical Romance to the double-denim pop of Blue, reunion tours by early-2000s Western acts are selling out Southeast Asian arenas, powered by an unlikely driver: Gen Z fans who were toddlers, or not yet born, when the bands first topped the charts. When My Chemical Romance (MCR) announced its Southeast Asia tour, 60,000 tickets for their Kuala Lumpur show on Ap...
From the eyeliner-heavy angst of My Chemical Romance to the double-denim pop of Blue, reunion tours by early-2000s Western acts are selling out Southeast Asian arenas, powered by an unlikely driver: Gen Z fans who were toddlers, or not yet born, when the bands first topped the charts. When My Chemical Romance (MCR) announced its Southeast Asia tour, 60,000 tickets for their Kuala Lumpur show on April 30 sold out within hours. The rush prompted organiser Hello Universe to add a second date at...
JPMorgan Chase & Co has named Simon Dale as its global head of the credit portfolio group lending, a team that manages regulatory capital using tools such as synthetic risk transfers. Dale replaces William Ledger , who has spent more than three decades at the bank, according to people familiar with matter. The credit portfolio group lending unit manages a loan portfolio of more than $300 billion, ...
JPMorgan Chase & Co has named Simon Dale as its global head of the credit portfolio group lending, a team that manages regulatory capital using tools such as synthetic risk transfers. Dale replaces William Ledger , who has spent more than three decades at the bank, according to people familiar with matter. The credit portfolio group lending unit manages a loan portfolio of more than $300 billion, the people said. In addition to SRT transactions, the team uses credit default swaps, secondary loan sales and credit risk insurance to reduce risk and concentration of positions. Until recently, Dale has been head of credit portfolio group lending for Europe, Middle East and Africa, the people said. A representative for JPMorgan declined to comment. Dale didn’t immediately reply to a request for comment. In 2023, JPMorgan issued an SRT tied to more than $20 billion of loans, one of the largest deals of its kind, helping drive a gradual increase in the use of the transactions by US banks. Read more: SRT Market May Double Over Next Five Years, Man Group Says
US stocks suffered nearly $17 billion in outflows, according to Bank of America Corp., during a week marked by President Donald Trump ’s threat to impose tariffs on some European countries over Greenland. At the same time, European stock funds enjoyed their strongest six-week inflow since June, while Japanese funds posted their biggest weekly additions since October in the week ended Jan. 21, the ...
US stocks suffered nearly $17 billion in outflows, according to Bank of America Corp., during a week marked by President Donald Trump ’s threat to impose tariffs on some European countries over Greenland. At the same time, European stock funds enjoyed their strongest six-week inflow since June, while Japanese funds posted their biggest weekly additions since October in the week ended Jan. 21, the bank said in a note citing data from EPFR Global. The data largely capture flows before Trump softened his rhetoric on Greenland during a volatile few days for investors. He later dropped his tariff threats after NATO Secretary General General Mark Rutte helped secure a breakthrough at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Read More: Bonds and Gold Attract Big Inflows as Stocks See Outflows: BofA US stocks have recouped most of this week’s losses, with investors whipsawed by Trump’s tariff retreat before data showing that the economy remains on solid ground. Still, the dollar has been weighed down by unpredictable US policymaking ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting. Bank of America’s bull-and-bear indicator still shows “extreme” bullishness on stocks overall, though that has slightly come down amid “big outflows” from some funds, strategists led by Michael Hartnett wrote in the note.
On January 20, Jacobson & Schmitt Advisors reported buying 49,829 shares of FirstService (NASDAQ:FSV) for an estimated $8.11 million based on quarterly average pricing. In a SEC filing dated January 20, Jacobson & Schmitt Advisors disclosed purchasing 49,829 additional shares of FirstService (NASDAQ:FSV) , bringing its total position to 144,994 shares. The estimated value of shares acquired was $8...
On January 20, Jacobson & Schmitt Advisors reported buying 49,829 shares of FirstService (NASDAQ:FSV) for an estimated $8.11 million based on quarterly average pricing. In a SEC filing dated January 20, Jacobson & Schmitt Advisors disclosed purchasing 49,829 additional shares of FirstService (NASDAQ:FSV) , bringing its total position to 144,994 shares. The estimated value of shares acquired was $8.11 million, based on the mean unadjusted close within the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, the fund’s quarter-end position value in FirstService increased by $4.42 million, a figure reflecting both trading activity and share price changes. The fund increased its FirstService stake, which now comprises 3.8% of its $593.94 million reportable U.S. equity portfolio as of December 31. Continue reading
TikTok has avoided a nationwide ban in the US. TikTok and ByteDance have closed a long-awaited deal to transfer parts of their US operations to American investors, including Larry Ellison's Oracle. (Source: Bloomberg)
TikTok has avoided a nationwide ban in the US. TikTok and ByteDance have closed a long-awaited deal to transfer parts of their US operations to American investors, including Larry Ellison's Oracle. (Source: Bloomberg)
So far in 2026, the S&P 500 continues to float near its all-time high. However, not all industries have joined in on this success. Take the broader software niche as an example. IGV and SPY data by YCharts Continue reading
So far in 2026, the S&P 500 continues to float near its all-time high. However, not all industries have joined in on this success. Take the broader software niche as an example. IGV and SPY data by YCharts Continue reading