Adam Tempkin

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U.S. Companies And Governments Are Hesitating To Sell Bonds Now

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Companies are increasingly standing down on debt when yields jump.

Office-Tower Bonds Are Wildly Popular Despite Quiet Downtowns

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Investors' robust appetite for office-tower debt may be a hunt for yield in a tight credit-market environment.

Canceled Student Loans May Be Boon For Bonds

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Bond investors typically dislike when students prepay their loans early.

Ex-SoFi CEO Starts Blank-Check Company To Raise $250 Million

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The funding will fo to Figure Technologies, a blockchain mortgage startup.

CLO Sales Reach $14 Billion In Busiest Month Since Early 2019

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In October, U.S. CLO volume increased by 20% month-over-month.

Empty Hotels Might Just Be Next Big Short For Hedge Funds

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The firms are shifting attention from a high-profile bet against America’s challenged malls.

America’s Middle Class Is Addicted To A New Kind Of Credit

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Installment loans are geared to working-class Americans who have seen wages stagnate and unpaid bills pile up.

Inflated Credit Scores Leave Investors In The Dark On Real Risks

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Debtors are riskier than their scores indicate because the metrics don’t account for the robust economy, analysts say.

Expensive Loans To Desperate People Built A $90 Billion Industry

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About 12 million Americans use high-interest loans every year, according to Pew Charitable Trust.

Wall Street Resurrects Another Financing Tool Killed By Crisis

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The market for bundled loans used to fund riskier real-estate projects is on pace for a post-crisis record.

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