Bankers aren't letting the Iran war get in the way of a deal

Persistently high energy prices, if the White House fails to find a quick route out of the Middle East, would weigh on many economies already facing slowing growth and softening labor markets. That would add to concerns about rising defaults in private credit and the disruptive threat of artificial intelligence, which have been causing wild swings in the fortunes of some companies and fund managers.You may follow our coverage of the West Asia war hereAnd yet takeovers, mergers, new stock listings and debt ...