How to Stop Worrying About the Maturity Wall (Last of a Series)
We saw that confidence further underlined as the economy emerged intact from the global pandemic. And supported as well by the patience shown by financial markets as central banks pursued their aggressive battle against inflation. The reward has so far been the softest of landings, a possibility dismissed by many economists not long ago.
Add to this the burgeoning appetite of private credit investors, and there’s good reason to believe borrowers will continue finding creative ways to keep their leveraged loans rolling along…
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