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Investors eye additional funding sources as credit tightens
  • With tighter spreads, high‑yield issuers will need to look beyond traditional bank financing.
  • Money‑market funding and other alternatives become more expensive, raising overall borrowing costs.
  • The shift could reshape capital‑raising strategies for risk‑bearing corporates.
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“THEY WILL HAVE TO FIND ALTERNATIVE WAYS OF FUNDING SUCH AS MONEY MARKET BUT THAT MEANS HIGHER COST.” — Paul
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“THE MARGIN TRADING FACILITY BOOK IN INDIA HAS REACHED ONE TRILLION RUPEES OR ANOTHER 12 BILLION... COMPARED IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT, IT'S NOT EVEN 1% OF THE OVERALL MARKET CAPITALIZATION.” — Paul

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High-Yield Credit Tightening

Global high-yield spreads sit at the tight end of their cycles, prompting issuers to seek alternative funding as AI-driven growth offers limited relief.

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