August 3, 2022
Algebris Mid-Year Update 2022 | Stabilisation in inflation and less concerns about economic growth.
In Q2 we’ve seen the economy worsening and inflation remaining high at the same time. The second part of the...
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In Q2 we’ve seen the economy worsening and inflation remaining high at the same time. The second part of the...
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When fortunes are lost, fortunes can be made. Timing can make all the difference between the two. June marked an...
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The banking sector is the only one in the world that is positively correlated to rising interest rates; it is...
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The war in Ukraine is a concern but has not led to losses in the banking sector due to the...
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Im bisherigen Jahresverlauf sind die Kurse an den Anleihe- und Aktienmärkten deutlich gefallen – auch aufgrund steigender Zinsen. Banktitel gehören...
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The longer the party, the worse the hangover. The old adage certainly applies to 2022. The Fed’s balance sheet is...
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Wars are symptoms of broader trends. WWI marked the end of the globalization started with the industrial revolution, and WWII...
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine raises important questions about whether or not financial and economic sanctions can work as intended. The...
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Recent developments on the geopolitical front have created increased uncertainty and volatility. Douglas Branson, Head of Business Development, and Simon...
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Inflation is creating significant volatility and uncertainty. In the latest episode of the Alpha Horizon podcast from Algebris Investments, Simon...
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Pandemic-related restrictions, extended valuations, inflation expectations, energy prices as well as developments in China and emerging markets: Douglas Branson, Head...
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Economic theory tells us that persistent deficits fuel inflation. Does this rule also apply to our biocapacity deficit, defined as...
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