$BCS Barclays Tape Reports
Per Ticker.id: $BCS Barclays Tape Reports — 19 podcast mentions across 5 podcasts (30 days), latest 2026-08-26 16:15 UTC.
A growing executive exodus at OpenAI, what that means for the company's potential IPO and the current tech debut backlog. We're going to discuss with Barclays Global co-head of IB, Kristin Peterson. As for markets today, a little bit subdued. Obviously, we're in the back half of August. Volume is a little bit light. The inflation data did come in a little bit hot today on headline and core, or at least headline PCE year on year. And with that, that 10-year is mildly stubborn, just above 4.65%.
Carl Quintanilla — Squawk on the Street · 11AM Hour: Nvidia Earnings on Deck, Barclays Global Head of Tech Investment Banking & Citi Opens Positive Catalyst Watch on Oracle 8/26/26 · 2026-08-26Coming up, Barclays head of global tech investment banking joins us. Her outlook for the IPO market with OpenAI and Anthropic in the pipeline.
Leslie Picker — Squawk on the Street · 11AM Hour: Nvidia Earnings on Deck, Barclays Global Head of Tech Investment Banking & Citi Opens Positive Catalyst Watch on Oracle 8/26/26 · 2026-08-26Welcome back to Spock on the Street. CNBC confirming OpenAI's head of data centers left the company last week, just the latest executive to depart OpenAI in recent months in the lead up to their highly anticipated IPO. He's joined by several former C-suite members, including OpenAI's former chief revenue officer, former COO, and former CEO of Applica. Communications, all of which have left the company in recent weeks. Joining us now here at Post 9 is Kristin Petersen, Barclays global head of tech investment banking. It's so good to see you, Kristin. So OpenAI, Anthropic, kind of the big deals that everybody is talking about. It seems more likely potentially that OpenAI goes in 2027, Anthropic a bit sooner. They're both filed confidentially. Do those to leave room for any other tech IPOs? Is there a crowding out effect when you're looking at multi-trillion dollar valuations for, you know, potentially two companies?
Leslie Picker — Squawk on the Street · 11AM Hour: Nvidia Earnings on Deck, Barclays Global Head of Tech Investment Banking & Citi Opens Positive Catalyst Watch on Oracle 8/26/26 · 2026-08-26They're fun. Yeah. I've gone to a couple of Liberty games with my son and it's, it's always a great time. It's packed. They're chanting, they're yelling. I mean, I was going back when they were still at Madison Square before they even made the move out to Barclays. It's, it's a great time. It's great basketball. It's great competition. I don't understand why people are trying to use that sport at its rise. They're going to get the new CBA. Caitlin Clark just put up 37 earlier this week. Angel Reese is doubling, doubling her ass off. You got the young woman up in Minnesota, The Spectacle, which one of the dopest nicknames right now, uh, Madam Miles. Much respect to The Spectacle up there with the Lynx. Um, I just, I just think that it's just dudes trying to get attention. Yeah, and just bringing attention, what can get people riled up. But can I ask a question though? Why is it that liberals— and I'll include myself in this bucket— why have we not learned that not reacting is probably a more effective way? Now dildo is a totally separate thing, dildo throwing, but in the sense of a lot of people that are trying to make a name for themselves by bathing themselves in liberal outrage We supply the outrage in which they bathe themselves, which makes themselves a right-wing martyr. And then they're able to build whole media empires off of that.
Roy Wood Jr. — Pivot · Trump vs. Canada, Paramount Settlement Saga, and Melania's Return · 2026-08-25And the other thing is food prices, right? You know, I was reading some analysis from Barclays, I think it was earlier this week, about like food price inflation has already kicked up pretty rapidly. And, you know, we're going to get more of the same. This is where you start to see climate change really kind of really poke through.
Katie Martin — Unhedged · Heatwaves and waterways · 2026-08-20Because it's competition. These are AAA-rated bonds and they have a higher yield. And so when people choose to buy Alphabet paper instead of a Treasury bond, theoretically, that's one less buyer. Depending on where you sit, you may not buy that argument for one, for, for why. But what you can't, what you can argue is that this is a persistent rise in rates, meaning the selling of long-term bonds. So let me quote Anshul Pradhan, who is the head of US rates research at Barclays Capital, said on Monday, these are not new forces. And the rise in long-term yields has been gradual rather than sudden. What is notable today is not the existence of these pressures, but that they appear strong enough to overwhelm individual soft data releases. 3 independent releases argued for lower yields this month. Long-end yields moved higher anyway. So that's the interesting thing. The economic data is either surprising to the downside or coming in soft. Versus expectations, not the government data, but when they talk about independent. So, you know, we get 100 different reports every month. And that's the— I think that's the surprise. Wait a minute, the economy is fine, but the data surprising to the downside. Why is the long end climbing? And the reason is people would rather be doing other things than holding 30-year Treasury bonds. What are your thoughts about that summation of, of what's causing things?
Bill Ackman — The Compound and Friends · Treasury yields break out, how to invest with Bill Ackman, Workday rumors, off-balance sheet madness · 2026-08-18This episode was produced by Willa Rubin with help from Emma Peasley. It was edited by Marianne McCune and fact-checked by Sierra Juárez. And we had research help from Barclay Walsh, Katie Daugert, and Greta Pittenger. It was engineered by Sina Lafredo. Alex Goldmark is our executive producer.
Vito Emanuel — Planet Money · You bet your life insurance · 2026-08-14That's right in the face. That's, that's Mike Duster. He is the CEO of Novo. That's right in the face of Lilly, where you're saying Lilly's going doing much worse in the pill than his. And he says the side effects for the profile is not that good. Now, David, I know this was probably TL;DR, but Barclays did have an interesting report kind of refuting that. It was TL;DR. Okay. Too long, didn't read. That's what you have to put into ChatGPT.
Jim Cramer — Squawk on the Street · 9am Hour: Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins, PPI Print, Tapestry Tanks 8/13/26 · 2026-08-13