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KBRA has released new research examining the evolution of European middle market collateralised loan obligations and their potential role in financing and managing private credit portfolios across Europe. The report focuses on

Households across Great Britain will face their steepest summer energy bill increase in four years after the government’s energy price cap climbed by 13%. The average gas and electricity bill will rise

Salesforce will report quarterly earnings after the bell on Wednesday, with investors watching closely to gauge the software giant’s resilience against a brutal sector-wide sell-off. The Slack owner has shed around a

Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau has told CNBC that the European Central Bank “will do what is necessary” to keep inflation on target. Speaking to CNBC’s Lisa Kim in

Household energy bills will increase by 13% from July, as soaring wholesale costs linked to the US-Israel war with Iran affect consumers for the first time. Regulator Ofgem has confirmed that a

Brent crude fell sharply on Wednesday after Iranian state television reported that Tehran had committed to restoring commercial transit shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said it would return the number

Stephen Burns, chief executive of Hollywood Bowl, has criticised Labour’s increases to national insurance and the minimum wage for raising the cost of employing workers. Burns, who leads the UK’s largest tenpin

How The Light Gets In, the world’s biggest philosophy festival, is heading back to London for a two-day event on Hampstead Heath from 19 to 20 September. The festival, set up by

Modella Capital has purchased Flying Tiger Copenhagen, marking the private equity firm’s latest acquisition on the British high street. The deal was sealed with Danske Bank and Nordea, the owners of Flying

Pole-vaulter Mondo Duplantis has followed in the footsteps of Usain Bolt by lending his name to a reduced-price ticket scheme for children. The Swedish field athlete’s Mondo Ticket will allow young people