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Xtract Research weigh in on just how much debt We can absorb.
Oppenheimer’s once towering bond fund is wobbling as veteran manager leaves
Healthcare provider stumbles as support grows for medical billing reform
US Fed’s shift to monetary easing hits demand for floating-rate debt and new financings
Moves to shield patients from unexpected treatment costs leave debt investors nervous
Xtract Research lifts the lid on 2019’s leveraged loan market.
Fitch lowers rating for debt of eyebrow cosmetics specialist Anastasia Beverly Hills
Mexico’s finance minister resigns over differences with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador
Private equity owners are withholding vital information from loan investors
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Leveraged-loan investor says private equity firms are abusing their market power
German bank forced to accept discounts on a pair of risky loans it had underwritten
Credit markets have learnt lessons from the structuring mistakes a decade ago
BofA chief’s warning raises questions about systemic consequences
Deals over cryptocurrency will be meaningless if users lack trust
The banking sector has protected itself with higher capital
Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell tempers fears over a corporate debt meltdown
Powell says he is confident financial system can withstand business sector losses
Investors who think service agreements are debt-free must have their wires crossed
Telecoms group pays ‘materially’ higher rates after facing resistance from US fund managers
Financial stability report shows loans to most indebted US companies hits new highs
Massive valuation buys peace among warring factions
Aggressive technique sees companies raise new debt just to hand cash to their owners
Outflows since November are now almost $26bn
The IMF's Tobias Adrian tours the world's big risks. Plus, Vitor Gaspar on “good” and “bad” spending.
