Funds
Coverage of Funds in the Nexus archive.
- Indonesian Bonds Draw $1.2 Billion as Higher Yields Lure Funds
Indonesian bonds attracted $1.2 billion in investment as higher yields became a draw for funds. The influx highlights increased interest in the country's financial market due to improved return potential.
- Kerala Budget: Projects abound, funds go missing
The Kerala Budget has seen a reduction in total size, with no concrete plans for resource mobilisation. The article highlights concerns over missing funds despite numerous projects being announced.
- Funds, Industry Buyers Eye BlackRock’s Australian Battery Builder Akaysha
Funds and industry buyers are eyeing BlackRock's Australian battery builder Akaysha. The article highlights potential interest in the company's operations.
- Another redemption wave is spooking the $2 trillion private-credit market
A redemption wave is causing concern in the $2 trillion private-credit market. Limited redemptions by a pair of funds in the second quarter have refocused attention on private-credit challenges.
- Lila Sciences Said in Talks for Funds at $8.5 Billion Valuation
Lila Sciences is reportedly in talks to secure funding at an $8.5 billion valuation. The company operates a laboratory campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
- Investors race to get exposure to SpaceX ahead of IPO
Investors are rapidly increasing their exposure to SpaceX ahead of its IPO, with $14 billion flowing into funds holding stakes in the rocket company. ETF providers are also launching new products to capitalize on the growing interest in SpaceX.
- What “Repotting” Actually Means
The article explains 'repotting' as moving traditional financial assets like ETFs, bonds, and funds into a blockchain-native environment, enabling benefits such as tokenized ownership, instant settlement, and programmable assets via smart contracts. This process upgrades existing financial products without altering their core value.
- US May Unfreeze $20 Billion in Funds for Iran’s Uranium: Axios
The US is considering unfreezing $20 billion in funds related to Iran's uranium. The potential move, reported by Axios, could signal a shift in US-Iran economic relations.