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Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA ) has reportedly held talks with insurance companies about shifting risk tied to loans backed by its AI chips, as CEO Jensen Huang pushes to make GPU infrastructure easier to finance beyond Big Tech buyers. Nvidia Explores Insurance For AI Chip Loans According to a report by the Financial Tim
Western bond markets have crossed an arithmetic threshold that monetary policy can’t reverse, according to macro strategists Luke Gormen and Lyn Alden. Per Gormen’s calculation, the true interest expense (gross interest plus entitlements and veterans’ benefits) has reached 105% of federal receipts through fiscal third
Inter & Co said second-quarter total net revenue rose 32% and return on equity topped 16%. The company also said it surpassed 100 billion reais in total assets and reached 45.3 million clients.
U.S. private-credit stress is ticking higher as Fitch Ratings put the trailing 12-month default rate at 6.3% through August 2026, edging up from July’s 6.1% and setting a new high. The gauge has remained above 6% since April, indicating persistent strain in the middle-market lending universe. In its update, Fitch Ratin
Buying a home right before prices took off and mortgage rates climbed sounds like fortunate timing. One Rhode Island homeowner did exactly that at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, locking in a 3% interest rate and a mortgage payment of about $1,550 a month. Then their neighbor did something unimaginable. “Unfortunat
Corporate treasurers ensure a business has enough cash, financing flexibility, and protection against shocks that could damage results or constrain investment. However, they often face large, low-probability losses from natural catastrophes, cyber incidents, and FX volatility, which affect earnings and capital needs. W
Life insurers are major lenders in private credit, according to the Wall Street Journal.