Global debt capital markets slipped over the second quarter after starting the year on a strong note, as companies worldwide chose to delay plans to raise debt capital in view of growing uncertainty over interest rates. Investment banks helped companies originate debt worth $1.4 trillion in Q2 2015 ? which we detailed in our article Weak Debt Market Activity In Q2 Likely To Hit Origination Fees At Banks last month. The lower level of activity meant lower fee revenues for investment banks, and Th...
Global debt capital markets slipped over the second quarter after starting the year on a strong note, as companies worldwide chose to delay plans to raise debt capital in view of growing uncertainty over interest rates. Investment banks helped companies originate debt worth $1.4 trillion in Q2 2015 ? which we detailed in our article Weak Debt Market Activity In Q2 Likely To Hit Origination Fees At Banks last month. The lower level of activity meant lower fee revenues for investment banks, and Th...
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