Michael Tobin

U.S. Companies Are Ready To Borrow Billions Following Fed Rate Cut

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There could be $20 billion to $25 billion worth of deals this week.

Investors Brace For Junk Debt's Last Gasp Before Election

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Companies are expected to sell between $55 billion to $65 billion of junk bonds and leveraged loans next month.

Wall Street's E-Trading Boom Adds Fuel To Private-Debt Craze

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These trading trends have made private credit even more attractive.

Loan Investors Rake In Returns Betting On Higher-For-Longer Rates

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Leveraged loans have gained 2.52% this year, outpacing junk bonds and investment-grade corporate debt.

Risky Borrowers Storm Loan Market For Once ‘Unthinkable' Savings

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Companies are rushing to take advantage of the booming leveraged loan market.

Online Brokerage Public Lets Individual Investors Buy Pieces Of Corporate Bonds

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Its retail investors will be able to buy slices of corporate bonds just like they do with stocks.

U.S. Junk-Bond Maturities Shrink To Record Low As Debt Mountain Grows

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The average time to maturity for high-yield debt has fallen to just 5.18 years, a 36-year low.

Kentucky Derby Operator To Sell $600 Million In Junk Bonds

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The company will use the proceeds to repay outstanding debt.

Wall Street's ESG Loans Charge Corporate America Little For Missed Goals

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Critics say companies are presenting overly polished images of their ESG commitments and results.