Peter Lee

Peter Lee is editorial director. He joined Euromoney straight from Oxford University in 1985, and has written about banking and capital markets ever since, being appointed editor in 1999. He became editorial director of Euromoney in May 2005.

Capital markets

The Fed is the investor’s friend after all

Capital markets

Central banks may have to slow balance sheet reduction to stem market falls

Banking

The Editors: Peter Lee, 1999 to 2005

Banking

ECB appoints administrators at Banca Carige

Capital markets

Radical plans to address bond investors’ liquidity fears

ING and UniCredit bring AI to the heart of the capital markets

Financial markets: Little point in worrying about an inverted yield curve

Banking

Investment banking: Is the mega-deal M&A party over?

Corporate banking

Swift gpi picks up the pace on real-time cross-border payments

Banking

Peter Lee

The Fed is the investor’s friend after all

Central banks may have to slow balance sheet reduction to stem market falls

The Editors: Peter Lee, 1999 to 2005

ECB appoints administrators at Banca Carige

Radical plans to address bond investors’ liquidity fears

ING and UniCredit bring AI to the heart of the capital markets

Financial markets: Little point in worrying about an inverted yield curve

Investment banking: Is the mega-deal M&A party over?

Swift gpi picks up the pace on real-time cross-border payments

Investors on high alert for signs of weakness at Italian banks

Airdrops of free crypto tokens look set to replace ICOs

EBA stress tests are past their sell by date