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Safe as houses – or offices



FIS Astec Analytics’ David Lewis addressing risk as a central theme of the year and how REITs are among the institutions bearing the brunt of the COVID-19 market restructuring
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European equities on the rise



August was the fourth month of 2020 to deliver less revenue than the 2019 comparable and the first since May, IHS Markit data reveals
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Encore for Kodak shorts



Short sellers are betting on iconic US camera maker’s decline (again). IHS Markit’s Sam Pierson surveys the situation
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Sleeping at work



David Lewis, senior director at FIS, discusses the recent upheavals and changes amid the coronavirus, and how short sellers had readily been taking positions as the pandemic gripped the market, identifying what happened when changes in spending patterns began to emerge
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The numbers don’t lie



FIS’ David Lewis takes a look at the data behind the headlines that surrounded Wirecard’s recent fall from grace
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Securities finance May revenue



Securities lending revenue hit $813 million, representing a 14 percent YoY decrease. IHS Markit’s Sam Pierson breaks down the data
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What comes next?



From the individual worker to major corporations, the ‘new normal’ requires adaption and flexibility to thrive, and some have done better than others, FIS Astec’s David Lewis writes
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Difficult choices in difficult times



COVID-19 acted as a wrecking ball smashing through carefully constructed economies. Now, governments have the unenviable task of picking up the pieces. But, who should be saved?