John Dizard

• Friday, 9 August, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  Puerto Rico bondholders rejoice in political turmoil

  Defaulted and partially restructured bonds have performed well since recent troubles began

  
• Friday, 2 August, 2019
  FTfmNatural gas

  Negative gas prices are set to stay in an industry based on faith

  The shortage of pipeline is nearly over but then overcapacity will bite

  
• Friday, 26 July, 2019
  FTfmInsurance

  A disaster-filled 2019 will be bad news for catastrophe bonds

  What happens this year will be critical for the insurance-linked securities industry

  
• Friday, 19 July, 2019
  FTfmDeutsche Bank AG

  Deutsche Bank among the near-dead? No, but watch for Plan C

  Getting cash from a quick sale of DBTC subsidiary is not how the bank’s management sees its future

  
• Friday, 12 July, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  H2O is an omen — a liquidity crisis lurks around the corner

  Buffer of cash is needed to offset pitfalls of current structure, says industry leader

  
• Friday, 5 July, 2019
  FTfmGambling industry

  Brokerage gambles on US law permitting fake money for bets

  Traders, of all people, should know probabilities – yet bookies still make absurd margins

  
• Friday, 28 June, 2019
  FTfmFund regulation

  Eyes front, asset managers, you’re in Carney’s army now

  Central banker lets recruits to the money market know what’s what

  
• Friday, 21 June, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  Hydrogen-based projects offer jaded green investors fresh hope

  Breakthroughs in energy storage provide alternative to electric batteries

  
• Friday, 14 June, 2019
  FTfmInfrastructure investment

  Infra funds can no longer play the arbitrage game

  There is less free money to be had by buying regulated monopolies cheap and reselling them

  
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• Friday, 7 June, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  US court cases shine a light on bonds set in aspic

  VRDOs belong to the 1980s world of Rolodexes, landlines and company-paid baseball tickets

  
• Friday, 24 May, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  New thinking is needed as the gloss drips off the art market

  The gradual eclipse of the Old Masters and Impressionist worlds is a cautionary tale

  
• Friday, 17 May, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  Polisario case reveals high stakes behind investors’ ESG enthusiasm

  Legal action over disputed African territory affects EU links with Morocco

  
• Friday, 10 May, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  Blind faith in the high equity return cult will lead to disaster

  A new class of idle people brings to mind the lead-up to the French revolution

  
• Friday, 3 May, 2019
  FTfmSocial and environmental impact investment

  Impact-investing golden group presents a cautionary story

  European company seen as the rock star of the solar energy industry files for insolvency

  
• Friday, 26 April, 2019
  FTfmUS foreign policy

  Washington boxes in Iran and spooks the world

  Washington’s hostility as it boxes in Tehran spooks the world

  
• Thursday, 18 April, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  PG&E creates world-class hangover for wind and solar investors

  The power purchase agreements crisis is likely to shake up renewable energy financing

  
• Friday, 12 April, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  Cleaner shipping will drive up motoring and flying costs

  It will soon be illegal for ships to burn high-sulphur fuel in the world’s big ports

  
• Friday, 5 April, 2019
  FTfmCentral banks

  Central bank independence is as dead as vaudeville

  US and Europe queue for a rollercoaster ride as lessons of the past are forgotten

  
• Friday, 29 March, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  My Green New Deal column did not monger enough scare

  Reducing global carbon emissions requires more metal — and more realistic schedules

  
• Friday, 22 March, 2019
  FTfmMining

  America’s Green New Deal needs copper but is there enough?

  The plan’s requirement for so much metal shows that it is not based on material reality

  
• Friday, 15 March, 2019
  FTfmPuerto Rico

  Puerto Rico’s number-crunching frustrates even the best minds

  On the island of too many contradictions, too many people have too much at stake

  
• Friday, 8 March, 2019
  FTfmProperty sector

  Forget the film glamour, US finance workers are set to be squeezed

  The independent mortgage industry is in trouble and ordinary people will suffer

  
• Thursday, 28 February, 2019
  FTfmFund management

  A clearing house crisis will pose a particular threat to Europe

  Grandma is all set to lose again, either on her fund statements or her tax bill

  
• Friday, 22 February, 2019
  FTfmIndustrial metals

  Palladium price bubble forces critics to admit they were wrong

  Rules around car emissions push the price of the noble metal over $1,400 an ounce

  
• Friday, 15 February, 2019
  FTfmMexico

  Mexican leopard won’t change its spots over pipeline contracts

  It is inevitable that ‘gatopardismo’ will again rule relations with the US

  

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