Shares of banks and financial services companies are trading lower amid rising bond yields and the risk of a Fed rate hike today, which would curtail global lending and potentially weaken the value of corporate loan books.

Shares of financial companies are trading lower amid overall market weakness after Fed Chairman Warsh took a hawkish tone in his press conference and Q&A session after the FOMC rate hike.

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Blue Owl, KKR, Blackstone, Apollo Global Stocks Retreat as Private Credit Risks Remain

Blue Owl, Ares Management, Blackstone, and Apollo Global stocks have retreated into a correction as private credit risks remain

Ares Management Forms Join Venture With PSP Investments To Invest Up To $2.4B In Logistics Real Estate

Partnership pairs Ares Real Estate’s vertically integrated logistics platform with PSP Investments’ scaled capital to target high-conviction markets

Chips, Asset Managers and Consumer Names Slide After Warsh's Press Conference: The 10 Biggest Losers

ON Semiconductor, Carlyle and Coeur Mining led decliners in the hour after the Fed chair spoke. Economists split on whether October or December brings another hike.