S&P Dow Jones Indices and Lincoln International have enhanced the S&P Lincoln Senior Debt Index Series by moving from quarterly to monthly publication and adding new sub-indices. This expansion offers investors more frequent and detailed benchmarks to track private credit market performance across the U.S. and Europe, including by industry sectors and borrower size. The improved indices combine Lincoln's valuation data with S&P DJI's index expertise, aiming to increase transparency and help investors better assess risks and returns in private lending. The firms plan to continue developing tools to support private market analysis and benchmarking.
Michelin has announced the total number of its voting rights and shares as of October 31, 2026. The company has 691,516,292 shares and 960,075,649 voting rights, considering 20,287,710 treasury shares. This disclosure complies with French regulations...
Michelin has disclosed the total number of voting rights and shares composing its capital as of October 31, 2026. The company reported 691,516,292 shares, with theoretical voting rights totaling 980,363,359 and exercisable voting rights at 960,075,64...
KeyBanc lowered its price target for YETI Holdings to $49, suggesting a 27.94% upside from the current $38.30 stock price. This follows YETI's reduction of its full-year adjusted sales growth forecast to about 6% from the previous 7-8%, citing consum...
Bernstein SocGen Group has reduced its price target for Applied Materials to $600, even though the company reported higher sales and profits in Q4 2026 driven by strong demand for semiconductor services, especially AI chips. Applied Materials posted ...
Boralex Inc. announced a private placement of $600 million Canadian dollars in green bonds, split into two series maturing in 2031 and 2036 with interest rates of 4.503% and 5.173%, respectively. This marks Boralex's first issuance of green corporate...
