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.
Yvonne Wassenaar, a director at Rubrik, sold 721 shares at a price of $75 each just before the company's stock experienced a significant rally. This sale occurred ahead of the stock's upward movement, which may be of interest to investors tracking in...
Dune Oil Corp completed contractor site visits at its Gabar Block in southeastern Türkiye as part of preparations for a planned 2D seismic acquisition program. The visits involved reviewing field conditions, logistics, and equipment needs to finalize...
Temple Digital Group, a New York-based financial infrastructure firm, has launched its central limit order book (CLOB) exchange on the Canton Network, a privacy-focused blockchain. As of mid-2026, Temple is the highest revenue-generating app on Canto...
Jefferies downgraded Apple stock to sell amid concerns over high valuation, a modest recent quarter, and the cancellation of an all-glass iPhone. However, Apple’s AI advancements, including on-device AI and personalized intelligence, are seen as key ...
Alphabet's strategy of owning the entire AI technology stack—from custom silicon to consumer distribution—has driven robust growth, with Google Cloud revenue up 82% and overall revenue rising 24.23% in the latest quarter. The company boasts a strong ...
