Blue-chip companies are increasing issuance in the US debt market to fund acquisitions and the artificial intelligence buildout, but investor demand is becoming more selective on pricing. The article suggests the borrowing “frenzy” is pressuring underwriting/terms as investors become pickier about what they will buy and at what yields.
Blue-chip companies are increasing issuance in the US debt market to fund acquisitions and the artificial intelligence buildout, but investor demand is becoming more selective on pricing. The article suggests the borrowing “frenzy” is pressuring underwriting/terms as investors become pickier about what they will buy and at what yields.
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