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Mortgage REIT Redwood in activist investors’ sights

A series of fruitless acquisitions has Redwood Trust in hot water with a pair of activist investors calling for a dramatic shakeup at the mortgage REIT.

7 Oct 2026

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Commerzbank CEO urges legislators to ‘strike right balance’ as German ABS conference turns 20

Commerzbank CEO Bettina Orlopp has called on European Union legislators to “move some things around” in the final negotiations for the new securitisation rules in a speech at the TSI Congress in Berlin, an event which has just turned 20 years old and is attracting a more international crowd than ever.

5 Oct 2026

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Tencent plans $5bn dual-currency bond offering, second of year

Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings plans to launch its second dual-currency bond offering of the year as early as mid-October, according to 9fin sources.

2 Oct 2026

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Distressed

Private Credit

Insurers are outrunning regulation to pour billions into private credit

When TPG chief executive Jon Winkelried took the mic for TPG’s earnings call last November, he had plenty of reason to declare 2025 as a “breakout year” for the franchise. TPG’s credit platform especially was riding an unprecedented wave of momentum, raising $12bn of the $35bn total capital the traditionally private equity-focused firm had raised through the third quarter.

1 Oct 2026

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Shapoorji raises INR 44.5bn via Eqyizen for Porteast payment

India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Group has raised INR 44.5bn ($462m) through a zero-coupon non-convertible debenture (NCD) issue by Mistry family-controlled Eqyizen Investment Pvt Ltd, to help fund Porteast Investment’s INR 35bn mandatory prepayment.

1 Oct 2026

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Private Credit

Apollo’s daily private credit marks are coming; but how?

One of private credit’s biggest managers is about to pull off a trick that no one else has yet managed; pricing its assets every day. Apollo CEO Marc Rowan has promised daily marks across the firm's entire credit business, more than $830bn of assets, by 1 October.

29 Sept 2026

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