Zahra Tayeb is a News Producer at CNBC International. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on the global economy, capital markets, and economic policy. Zahra's work has been featured in prominent publications including Business Insider, CNBC, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Zahra Tayeb, Scott Carpenter
A year after a pair of massive frauds exposed hidden risks in otherwise routine financial documents, BNY is rolling out tools to safeguard against blind spots in the roughly $1 trillion asset-backed securities market.
By: Charles Williams, Zahra Tayeb
A bond sale tied to a 24-story office tower in midtown Manhattan that’s home to the publisher of Rolling Stone was postponed, the latest in a string of real estate-backed debt deals to be delayed in the face of weakened credit conditions and volatile rate markets.
By: Zahra Tayeb, Menghan Xiao
Derby Lane Partners LP has provided a refinancing loan package of $145 million to luxury camping operator Under Canvas, according to a statement from the company.
By: Zahra Tayeb, Charles Williams
A growing number of sales backed by loans on homes and commercial properties are being put on hold as investors demand a higher payoff.
High-grade investors, including T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. and Invesco, are looking at dipping into the least risky corner of junk debt after a broader selloff pushed valuations lower.
By: Caleb Mutua, Zahra Tayeb
SpaceX bonds weakened Wednesday after the company posted results that surpassed analysts’ estimates but also said it was investing aggressively, signaling more borrowing could be ahead.
By: Zahra Tayeb, Caleb Mutua
Bond traders are right to be worried about artificial intelligence, it’s coming for their job — but only some of it, and not all at once.
AI agents will trade up to 65% of US investment grade, Barclays says
By: Zahra Tayeb, Kevin Kingsbury
US investment-grade bond sales are poised to set an annual record on Monday, surpassing the $1.75 trillion issued during the pandemic-fueled borrowing boom of 2020, as a surge in artificial intelligence spending drives companies to raise more debt.
By: Zahra Tayeb
More corporate bonds from individual blue-chip companies are trading relatively frequently, signaling that the market’s liquidity is growing in the US and Europe.
