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Interview with editor/director R.J. Kizer (GALAXY OF TERROR)

To close out #SciFiJuly: An Infinity of Titles, we going all-out by bringing back editor/director R.J. Kizer, who edited a variety of films for New World Pictures, to talk to us about GALAXY OF TERROR! R.J. was one of film's editors and worked on the most infamous scene in the entire film (hint: …

The Risk In Credit Risk Transfers

In the latest episode of "Credit Matters," Shankar Ramakrishnan (Head of U.S. Credit & Market Engagement, IGM) and Bruce Clark (Head of Rates Market Coverage, IGM) speak with Matthew Bisanz (Financial Regulatory Partner, Mayer Brown) about credit risk transfers - also known as CRT/CRS in the U.S. a…

Beyond Cholesterol: The Real Causes of Heart Disease

In this episode of the Elevated Health Podcast, host Amanda Jones talks with Dr. Bruce Clark about his journey into family medicine and his growing focus on cardiovascular health through a functional medicine lens. They discuss how traditional medical training emphasizes acute care, while preventio…

Can Diversity and Inclusion Propel the Future of Capital Markets?

Dean Chamberlain, CEO of Mischler Financial, joins the Credit Matters Podcast to discuss the role of minority broker-dealers in U.S. bond markets, including helping issuers meet diversity objectives, serving as co- or lead bookrunners, and widening bond distribution with a stickier investor base. …

Will Mid-Terms Test Credit Market Resilience?

Ivan Hrazdira, Head of Debt Capital Markets at Credit Agricole, joins hosts Shankar Ramakrishnan and Bruce Clark to discuss how Fed policy, government actions, and election outcomes may affect credit markets. They review the market’s delayed digestion of the latest Fed decision, skepticism about an…

Why Australia Became the World's 3rd Largest Bond Market

Brad Scott, Head of Debt Capital Markets in Australia at Bank of China, joins Shankar Ramakrishnan and Bruce Clark of IGM to discuss the rapid growth and increasing globalization of the Australian dollar bond market, including record issuance and the expanding role of non-Australian “kangaroo” issu…

Should you move back in with your parents? Does nothing beat a coupon?

Does the rising cost of living mean adult children should move back in with their parents? James Mullinger says there’s no better time to move back with mom and dad, but Hisham Kelati believes it’s better to leave the nest for good. Then, is there nothing better than a coupon? Lara Rae is prepared …

Can Systematic Investing Beat Human Emotion in Today's Bond Market?

Paul Benson, Head of Systematic Fixed Income at Insight Investment, joins hosts Shankar Ramakrishnan and Bruce Clark of IGM to discuss recent high-yield market turbulence amid rising Treasury yields and risk aversion, and why “high yield is back” after years of low rates. Benson explains systemati…

Treasuries, Tides, and Two Trillion: Exploring the Bond Market Landscape

Jessica Lehmann, Head of IG & EM Syndicate at HSBC, joins Shankar Ramakrishnan and Bruce Clark of IGM to discuss how the recent surge and intraday volatility in Treasury yields has dampened U.S. investment-grade issuance, with investors becoming more selective and demanding higher concessions, espe…