Britain will not join Canada’s defence bank, source says

Britain will not join Canada’s defence bank, source says

Britain will not join Canada’s defence bank, source says
The past two days saw a unique confluence of factors that led to a precipitous, unexpected, and fairly large rally in the bond market. The easiest scapegoat is the general notion of fear surrounding AI/tech share prices and debt contagion. One simple effect was investors reallocating out of stocks and into bonds. Another effect could…
A 58,000 sq ft office building in the City of London has secured £47.2 million in refurbishment finance from a specialist debt fund, arranged by finance broker FRP. The facility refinances the owner’s acquisition bridge loan and funds a capital expenditure programme targeting BREEAM Excellent certification. The works include a full internal refurbishment and construction…
Online lender Enova International saw improvements in both originations and credit during the second quarter, with consumer spending remaining resilient and small businesses optimism increasing, Enova CEO Steve Cunningham said during a Thursday (July 23) earnings call. Enova’s originations grew 27% year over year and its consolidated net charge-off ratio decreased by 0.8 percentage points to 7.3% during…
New York-based W.P. Carey sold a 132K SF office building in Quincy for 78% less than it paid for it more than a decade ago, as its sole tenant, Arbella Insurance, prepares to move to the building next door. Adding insult to injury, the buyer is the one who signed Arbella away. 1100 Crown Colony…
Last week, Ukraine’s defense intelligence directorate put out a call for information on a device newly found in Russia’s latest killer drones. The “Susanin,” a small cylinder with a camera lens, is an optical system that enables Russia’s long-range drones to navigate Ukraine’s skies without relying on satellite or radio signals. Should Moscow deploy them…
UN Faces Contentious Vote on Iran Sanctions During General Assembly Security Council Vote and International Tensions Over Iran Sanctions By David Brunnstrom Upcoming Security Council Vote Sept 1 (Reuters) – France said on Tuesday the U.N. Security Council will vote this month on renewing the mandate of a panel monitoring sanctions on Iran, setting up…