Most equity swaps require periodic payments or in some cases a one - time payment at the time of the swap.
Not exact matches
3 It may seem willfully perverse to
most analysts to suggest that a debt -
equity swap does not reduce debt, but that is because
most analysts do not think systemically and fail to consider the overall impact of these transactions on debt - servicing costs and on contingent liabilities of the government.
These concerns might recently have been exacerbated by changes in the pattern of corporate financing: in countries in which the
swap spread has increased the
most — the US and UK — growth in private sector bond issuance has been relatively large, while net
equity issuance has been low (or even negative as in the United States).
The
most profound change to the portfolio is that we can
swap out the old Meritas International
Equity mutual fund (with its 1.96 % MER) for a couple of new sustainable ETFs that give us global exposure at a much lower cost (0.4 % — 0.45 %).