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The Bank of England (BoE) kept rates on hold at 5.00% and expressed caution about cutting rates again too soon. Despite expectations, only one member voted for a further rate cut, while eight voted to maintain rates. Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden, expected to support a rate cut, remained in favor...

On Wednesday, September 18, 2024, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to reduce the fed funds rate to a target range of 4.75%–5.00%, marking the first rate cut in over four years. While the reduction in rates was widely expected, the magnitude of 50 basis points comes to the surprise...

Join Jackie Bowie and Amol Dhargalkar for Chatham’s upcoming webinar, where they will discuss the unprecedented shifts in capital markets during 2024 and look ahead to the macroeconomic drivers for 2025. Discover how investors are mitigating risk and preparing for investment opportunities arising...

Join our expert panel as we explore the key priorities and trends shaping the capital markets. We’ll discuss the evolving financial markets landscape and the potential impact on 2025 strategies. With an interactive Q&A format, you’ll gain a variety of perspectives into the critical factors...

Chatham expects an increase in housing association capital markets issuance through the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025, as smaller issuers may benefit from tighter pricing and lighter covenants in the public market despite current trends favoring larger bond issues.

In our first Expert Conversations: Unpacked episode, Jon Skeem and Becky O'Loughlin delve into key insights from a recent interview with NYU professor Suzy Welch. They discuss themes such as authenticity in the workplace, generational differences in maintaining work-life boundaries, and the...

Situated in Charlotte’s vibrant financial center, the new location aligns with Chatham’s mission to accelerate innovative solutions and deliver world-class capital markets services.

Jackie Bowie visited Bloomberg Surveillance's New York studio on the morning of the Bank of England's November decision, comparing U.K. economic sentiment and inflation with the U.S.