Everybody wants to be a lender these daysStop me if you've heard this before, but a Wall Street firm wants to invest in debt.
Schonfeld Strategic Advisors, the $14 billion family-office-turned-hedge fund is building out a new group focused on credit within its macro trading business, Insider reports.
A general rule on Wall Street is that firms like to build businesses around complex things.
A simple process means it is easily repeatable by someone else, which means more competition, which means smaller margins, which means less profit.
The SEC issued $2.2 billion in fines on public companies, including 13 fines larger than $100 million, during its 2022 fiscal year, The Wall Street Journal reports.