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Banks struggle in the face of low rates: how to maintain profitability?

Download as PDF Introduction Real interest rates have been fluctuating around 2% for safe and liquid asset for nearly a century before they entered a downwards trend in the last thirty years. This trend is most prevalent in advanced economies where the rate on 10-year government securities has been around Read more…

By BSIC, 5 years23 February 2020 ago
Corporate Finance Old Articles

Paying for Premiums: Tokio Marine purchases Pure Group in $3.1bn deal

Tokio Marine Holdings Inc [TKOMY: TYO] – Market Cap as of 18/10/2019: $36.95bn (¥4.05tn) Introduction Tokio Marine, Japan’s largest non-life insurance company, has agreed to acquire Pure Group: a US-based insurance group majority-owned by private equity players KKR and Stone Point. The deal, valuing Pure Group at $3.1bn, is expected Read more…

By BSIC, 6 years20 October 2019 ago
Markets Old Articles

Looking for Yield: The Flight to Alternative and Distressed Investments

Today we are living in a period of ultra-low and in many cases negative interest rates. This has been caused by strong expansionary policies by most central banks, especially in developed countries. In fact, in Japan and Eurozone central bank deposit rates are negative, in the UK and other European Read more…

By BSIC, 9 years25 September 2016 ago

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