Monday Morning Memo: Review of Market Concentration in the European ETF Industry at the Classification Level
The assets under management in the European ETF industry are highly concentrated at the classification level. Even as one would expect that the AUM ...
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Breakingviews: Basic rules of banking apply to Klarna too
Lending is easy, one old banking adage states. It’s getting the money back that’s hard. Klarna, the Swedish buy now, pay later firm aiming for ...
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Chart of the Week: Energy and Europe’s productivity problem
Europe’s sluggish economic performance relative to the US is sometimes blamed on its relatively expensive energy. That, in turn, is sometimes ...
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StarMine 2025 Q1 Earnings Forecast: Predicting Beats and Misses for Russell 1000 Companies
Each quarter, the LSEG Proprietary Research team publishes an earnings season forecast, where we identify five companies we expect to beat earnings ...
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Join our “What’s Driving Deal Making” webcast April 6th at 10 am EDT, 3pm GMT While Q1 2017 is yet to come to close, the recent global IPO boom and latest data showcases the deal making decline encountered in January 2016 post the year of the mega deal won’t be repeating itself. As the year kicked off worldwide M&A reached at 6-year high. As of January 30th 2017, worldwide announced M&A totalled US$258.2 billion, up 38% from January 2016 and highest January total since 2011. Download our latest Investment Banking Scorecard Deals Intelligence brings you a monthly review showcasing the