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Amol Dhargalkar discusses investment opportunities in a higher interest rate environment on CNBC 'Squawk Box'

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Amol Dhargalkar, Chairman and Managing Partner at Chatham Financial, joined CNBC’s Squawk Box to discuss how the current “higher-for-longer” interest rate environment is shaping investor behavior and capital markets.

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The U-shaped yield curve explained: What it means for rates, recession, and strategy

In this episode of Expert Conversations: Beyond, Reuben Daniels and Laura Grant explore the rare U-shaped yield curve, seen only 3% of the time in the past 50 years. What does this unusual shape suggest about the future of interest rates and the broader economy? How should financial leaders...

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Fed holds rates steady as markets await development surrounding U.S. trade policy

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Although it was a relatively light week for economic reporting, it proved to be very busy. Investors focused keenly on the Fed, which left rates unchanged, in line with market expectations. Chair Powell noted an increase in uncertainty since the last policy meeting and reiterated his belief the...

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The U-shaped yield curve: a rare signal with significant implications

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In the world of fixed income, the shape of the yield curve always tells a story — and the current yield curve is showing something we rarely see — a U-shape. It’s a unique situation, and positioning for it can be critical for both issuers and investors.

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BoE and ECB cut interest rates amid tariff related growth concerns

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The Bank of England (BoE) cut interest rates by 25 basis points today, citing concerns over Donald Trump’s tariff policies on economic growth. However, the bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) was unexpectedly split three-ways in its decision as it faces the more unpredictable...

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Managing FX risk in a volatile market

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FX volatility poses a growing challenge for treasury and financial teams in today's increasingly unpredictable global landscape. Geopolitical tensions, tariff turmoil, shifting central bank policies, and inflationary pressures are driving currency fluctuations across markets. These fluctuations...

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Request your Q1 2025 Market Credit Spreads report

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Credit spreads shown are averages based on market rate conclusions for independent debt valuations conducted as of March 31, 2025. The market spread for an individual loan may vary based on property and loan characteristics, including, but not limited to, location, tenant profile, cash flow, and...

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Turn to Chatham: Enhancing M&A outcomes with independent hedge counterparties

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In our Turn to Chatham video series, Jackie Bowie provides exclusive insights into market developments shaping the U.K. and Europe.

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Advancing beyond the limits of “one-size-fits-all” treasury platforms

In today’s ever-accelerating technology landscape, global treasury teams are leveraging turnkey integration to take advantage of specialized tools offering superior performance in key areas across front, middle, and back offices. This shift from the “all-in-one” vs. “best-of-breed” conversation...

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Hedging future fixed-rate debt

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Organizations can take advantage of the current rate environment to reassess their interest rate exposure. Locking in rates on future fixed-rate debt issuances can be particularly advantageous because of the heightened volatility in yields and substantial global uncertainty around geopolitics and...

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