SEC Considers Moving to Semi-Annual Earnings Reports
The SEC is considering a shift from quarterly to semi-annual earnings reports, potentially ending a 50-year practice.
EU's Largest Economies Support Single Financial Watchdog
The six largest economies in the European Union are reportedly backing a proposal for a single financial watchdog.
Janus Henderson Sells $2 Billion Leveraged Loans Amid LBO Surge
Janus Henderson is selling $2 billion in leveraged loans, joining a wave of leveraged buyouts. The sale reflects increased activity in the LBO market.
SES Sells Innovative 'Space' Bond
SES has issued a novel type of bond, referred to as a 'space' bond, which ranks lower than typical hybrid bonds. The bond offering reflects the evolving financial landscape in the space industry.
The Origins of Jeffrey Epstein's Wealth Examined
Deutsche Welle investigates the sources of Jeffrey Epstein's wealth, exploring the various business dealings and relationships that contributed to his fortune. The report aims to shed light on the financial empire he built before his death.
Crispin Odey Sues FCA Over Exclusion from City of London
Financier Crispin Odey is taking legal action against the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) after being fined and excluded from working in the City of London. Odey is challenging the FCA's decision in court.
Home Equity Loans: CNN Explains How to Dream Big
CNN Money explains how homeowners can use home equity loans to finance major expenses. The article details the benefits and risks of this type of loan.
US Lawmakers Investigate Jeffrey Epstein's Finances
US lawmakers are investigating the wealth and financial dealings of Jeffrey Epstein, with a former accountant providing testimony.
Swiss Vote to Enshrine Right to Use Cash in Constitution
Swiss voters have approved a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to use cash, reflecting concerns about digital payment systems. The move underscores Switzerland's commitment to financial privacy and traditional payment methods.
Deutsche Bank, UBS, SocGen Address Private Credit Exposure Concerns
Deutsche Bank, UBS, and SocGen have downplayed concerns about their exposure to private credit, while Morgan Stanley predicts private credit default rates could reach 8%. The financial institutions are attempting to reassure investors amid growing worries about the stability of the private credit market.
CNN: 0% Intro APR Credit Card Offers are 'Insane'
CNN reports on the availability of 0% introductory APR credit card offers, calling the deals "insane."
Bloomberg Surveillance: Market Analysis, March 17, 2026
Bloomberg Surveillance provides market analysis on March 17, 2026.