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Bonus: Making sense of the markets

Perspectives

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Managing Corporate Debt and Potential Risks in Private Debt Markets

Publicly listed companies in the S&P 500 have managed their debt well by extending maturities during low-interest-rate periods, reducing rate sensitivity. High-quality companies have not struggled with indebtedness, but certain sectors like real estate face challenges due to interest rates and demand-supply issues. However, publicly listed corporate debt appears manageable. Concerns lie in the private debt market, with non-bank financial institutions heavily lending to private businesses post the financial crisis, resulting in potentially more leveraged companies that may face risks if interest rates remain high for extended periods in the future.

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