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Elevated borrowing costs take their toll, with 29 companies having defaulted this year
Investors turn to investment-grade debt as data points to resilient eurozone economy
German office vacancies are around 5 per cent, but the signs of stress are there
State-backed property group is country’s second largest and has been part of Beijing’s efforts to revive growth
Avid Bioservices had an oopsie
How Goldman Sachs learned to stop worrying and love ‘greedflation’
Well . . . no, not really, but the deal still doesn’t make a ton of sense
Super Micro Computer sells bond that swaps into equity with no coupon as downside protection
US borrowers raised $7bn this month by selling convertible debt
We can jack up capital requirements more
Pimco’s inflows are already almost equal to its 2023 total
About $10bn of loans have been refinanced in public markets as conditions improve due to rate cuts being on the horizon
Despite their outsized influence, megacap US companies cannot be accessed by traditional convertible bond investors
European investors opt for junk bond ETFs in home markets over US for first time since 2019
Having failed to make it, more firms may try to fake it
Sums raised by investment firm allegedly spent on earrings, horses and shotguns
Schemes increase exposure in wake of 2022 gilts market crisis and as they prepare for buyout deals
Debt with rock-bottom triple C ratings has missed out on a broader rally
Oaktree’s incoming head talks high-yield bonds, private credit and why regional banks are lending to middlemen
Charlie Ergen’s audacious restructuring plan at Dish Network is emblematic of telecoms industry’s troubles
We don’t know — and we have the charts to prove it
RIP bond kings
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Spreads on high-yield bonds are historically tight. We ask why
Ultra-tight credit spreads are only part of the picture
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