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CPPIB sells US$3.1 billion of Australian toll roads to Transurban
Vehicles travel along Transurban Group's CityLink toll highway outside of Melbourne, Australia, on Nov. 5, 2009. Transurban Group agreed to buy US$3.1 billion of Australian toll road assets from Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, increasing its stakes in three of Sydney’s busiest toll roads.
That's a wrap on show season: AbbeyAutoline's late-summer farm checklist
Fine weather, impressive turnouts, and exceptional livestock entries combined at events across the region to showcase the vital role farming and food production play in Northern Ireland's economy. The AbbeyAutoline Agri team was delighted to have a strong presence at Clogher Valley Show 2026. It provided an invaluable opportunity to connect directly with customers, take stock of current sector performance, and look ahead to future plans.
Coping with the 'law of unintended consequences' from an insurance perspective
A visitor tripping on uneven ground or farmyard surfaces is one such example. However, it is often the unexpected chain of events – the so-called ‘law of unintended consequences' – that creates the most serious issues. One example can be seen in silage bale handling during the summer months. A freshly wrapped bale on a sloping field can, in certain conditions, become unstable if dropped off in the wrong way and begins to move downhill.
Apollo, Blue Owl lament private credit's liquidity confusion
(Bloomberg) -- Some of the highest-profile executives in private credit said the industry failed to clearly explain liquidity restrictions to investors now rushing for the exits. “Certain distribution channels in certain parts of the globe,” may not have fully communicated the risks inherent to the asset class, Jim Zelter, president of Apollo Global Management LLC, said at the Asia Pacific Financial and Innovation Symposium in Melbourne on Thursday.
BlackRock's Kapito Warns Investors Are Mispricing Iran Risks
Skip to Content BlackRock Inc. President Rob Kapito said investors may be underestimating the risks stemming from the Iran war, which are likely to weigh on growth and drive inflation higher even if the conflict ends soon. Robert Kapito Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg /Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — BlackRock Inc.
Blue Owl's Ostrover says no increase in defaults despite unease
(Bloomberg) -- Blue Owl Capital Inc. hasn't seen a rise in defaults within its loan book, according to co-chief executive officer Doug Ostrover, who urged caution against rising concerns surrounding private debt. The firm is among a group of private credit managers that have seen a wave of redemptions from retail-focused funds in recent months, partly due to concerns over the prospects for software companies. But under the hood, the performance of portfolio companies appears robust, he said.
BlackRock's Kapito warns investors are mispricing Iran risks
(Bloomberg) -- BlackRock Inc. President Rob Kapito said investors may be underestimating the risks stemming from the Iran war, which are likely to weigh on growth and drive inflation higher even if the conflict ends soon. Growth could be hit by as much as two percentage points, while inflation may rise by a similar margin even if the war ends shortly, warned Kapito at the Asia Pacific Financial and Innovation Symposium in Melbourne on Thursday.
Agreeing insurance policies that meet a farm business' exact needs
Richard Henderson, Head of Agriculture at AbbeyAutoline This is a process that starts with a review of what has changed within a business during the previous 12 months. And one of the most obvious changes has been the significant increases in livestock valuations that have been realised throughout 2025. All of this is good news when it comes to determining the long term sustainability of a farm. Moreover, it looks as if this upward trend in livestock prices will be maintained as we move into 2026.
Markets in Trumps new world order rally even after attacks
(Bloomberg) -- Financial markets have quickly gotten used to President Donald Trumps unorthodox approach to military operations around the globe.Rather than showing unease after Washingtons incursion in Venezuela over the weekend, globally equities hit new highs on Monday, as did gauges for Asia and emerging markets.
Ether, Memecoins Plunge as Traders Shed Risk After Trump Tariffs
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