Bloomberg Airbus SE secured the second order for its coming A350 freighter, reaching an outline agreement with French shipping firm CMA CGM Group covering four of the wide-body twinjets. The memorandum of understanding is expected to be finalised over coming weeks, according to a statement. It follows a separate deal for seven A350Fs reached with leasing giant Air Lease Corp …
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US airlines’ big debt may soon mean higher fares: Frontier CEO
Bloomberg Large US airlines are carrying about $20 more debt per passenger than before the pandemic, according to the chief executive officer of Frontier Group Holdings Inc., who predicts the carriers will start addressing those obligations with higher fares. “How long can that last?†asked Barry Biffle, CEO of ultra-low-cost Frontier Airlines. “They either have to raise their leisure fares …
Read More »Foot Locker shares slump on supply-chain concerns
Bloomberg Foot Locker Inc fell the most intraday in nine months after reporting sales that missed Wall Street’s expectations as a supply-chain crunch pressures the sneaker retailer ahead of the holiday shopping season. Comparable-store sales, a key retail metric, rose 2.2% last quarter, the company said. Analysts had been expecting a gain of 2.9%, according to the average of estimates …
Read More »Mystery $100m cash shows up at Wesco
Bloomberg Wesco Aircraft Holdings Inc left bondholders scratching their heads when the struggling aerospace supplier added about $100 million of cash to its balance sheet, seemingly overnight and without much explanation. They’re trying to parse what happened after the company, which is backed by billionaire Tom Gores’ Platinum Equity, privately informed investors about a set of transactions that depleted and …
Read More »UBS, Deutsche set the course for next era with new heads
Bloomberg Two of Europe’s banking giants picked the leaders who will help chart their next era as they named successors for the chairmen who steered them through a decade of restructuring. UBS Group nominated former Morgan Stanley President Colm Kelleher to succeed Axel Weber as chairman next year. A day earlier, Deutsche Bank AG proposed Dutch insurance veteran Alexander Wynaendts …
Read More »US banks told to report hacks within 36 hours
Bloomberg Banks must report major cyberattacks to regulators within 36 hours if the incident is likely to disrupt their business, according to a new rule from US regulators. Any “computer security incident†that threatens a lender’s operations, services to customers or the stability of the financial system has to be disclosed to the bank’s primary government watchdog, according to a …
Read More »Credit Suisse brings property CLOs popular in US to Europe
Bloomberg Credit Suisse Group AG completed Europe’s first commercial real estate collateralised loan obligation, according to lawyers involved in the deal, breaking into a market that’s more than doubled in the US. The bank sealed a deal with commercial real estate lender Starz Real Estate, according lawyers at Reed Smith who represent the borrower. The agreement, denominated in euros and …
Read More »Iceland delivers its biggest hike since Covid-19 crisis
Bloomberg Iceland’s central bank delivered its biggest hike since the coronavirus crisis struck in a bid to quell inflation and a rampant housing market. Policy makers in Reykjavik lifted seven-day term deposit rate by 50 basis points to 2%, highest level since March 2020. “The inflation outlook has deteriorated somewhat since August, owing in part to more persistent global price …
Read More »Banks can help accelerate net-zero emissions: HSBC
Bloomberg Banks will play a key role in helping drive a reduction in carbon emissions through advising clients on how best to address their environmental footprint, according to a senior executive at HSBC Holdings Plc. “Catalyst is the word I use, but it’s in a very proactive sense,†Colin Bell, who leads HSBC’s European unit, said in a panel discussion …
Read More »LGT plans to double Japan staff
Bloomberg LGT, a private bank owned by the Princely House of Liechtenstein, plans to double staff in Japan as it joins global rivals targeting $17 trillion of household wealth in the Asian country. LGT Wealth Management Trust Inc, which kicked off services in Japan last month, wants to build a workforce of 70 to 80 over the coming three years, …
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