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Jackie Bowie in ICAEW Corporate Financier talks capital markets

Published February 26, 2026

Summary

Jackie Bowie, Managing Director at Chatham Financial, was featured in ICAEW Corporate Financier as part of its February cover story, “Capital at a crossroads,” which explores how corporate leaders are responding to ongoing uncertainty in global capital markets.

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Capital at a crossroads

The article examines a market environment shaped by persistent inflation, elevated interest rates, and geopolitical complexity. These conditions are forcing companies to reassess how they approach financing and risk. Within this context, Bowie highlighted the growing need for flexibility and proactive decision-making as organizations navigate a wider range of potential economic outcomes.

Rather than waiting for ideal conditions, companies are increasingly prioritizing certainty and taking advantage of available opportunities to refinance, manage risk, and strengthen their capital positions. This shift reflects a broader evolution in mindset, as volatility becomes a more permanent feature of the landscape.

Bowie’s perspective reinforces a key theme of the piece. Success in today’s market requires balancing strategic agility with disciplined risk management, particularly as businesses evaluate capital allocation and financing decisions in an uncertain environment.

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