Sentences with phrase «big debt investors»

So «Apollo is preparing to meet with big debt investors including mutual fund managers in several cities over the next few months to ease concerns that the firm protects its investments in troubled companies at the expense of creditors.»

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The notion of a startup founder with student - loan debt evokes the clichéd image of a Silicon Valley millennial fresh out of college and living in a shared apartment, playing video games and feverishly pitching angel investors to fund his (or her) next «big idea» — from 3D printing to the next Facebook.

Instead, structure the investment as convertible debt: a loan that gets swapped for equity in the next big round of financing, says David Cohen, a venture capital investor and CEO of TechStars, a Boulder, Colorado - based angel fund.

U.S. government debt prices were higher on Tuesday morning, as investors looked ahead to fresh economic data and monitored tense trade talks between the world's two biggest economies.

As HNA and other conglomerates make ever bigger bets, Chinese policy makers, economists and investors are wondering if the debt is sustainable.

Professor, do you have a good feel for which entities in China hold large amounts of debt (are investors) and which entities are the biggest debtors?

There could be a big debt crisis brewing in places like China, India, Latin America and Africa — and a growing number of investors are amassing war chests to cash in on the distress.

Brelion's goal is to bring together investors and developers of all sizes — through debt, mezzanine, and equity financing — and facilitate opportunities that would otherwise solely be available to corporate investors and big - name developers.

If investors come to feel that the central bank is prepared to raise rates more aggressively than expected, then that could be a big headwind for equities, especially as all of Trump's policy proposals will add to US national debt.

On Monday, the Dow finished down 4.6 percent, the biggest decline in percentage terms since August 2011, when investors were fretting over Europe's debt crisis and the debt ceiling impasse in Washington that prompted a U.S. credit rating downgrade.

Howard Marks is Chairman and Co-Founder of Oaktree Capital Management, the world's biggest distressed - debt investor.

On the very same day, at the very same conference, a more experienced and wiser investor, Stanley Druckenmiller, explained in gory detail the big picture problem the country faced from a growing housing bubble fueled by a growing debt bubble.

While that seems pretty niche, the topics he covers really apply to most investors and anybody who invests and has student loan debt (another big area facing doctors).

That debt changed hands and was ultimately sold to investors through a company neither he nor his father had ever heard of: First Marblehead, once one of the biggest securitizers of private student loans.

Student debt is not so financially interdependent as it was with mortgages, and, besides, not a big number of education loans is sold to investors.

Investors always hear about individuals who made millions speculating on stocks but will rarely, if ever, hear of an investor who struck it big by focusing on investing solely in debt.

As of last week, the market remained characterized by an overvalued, overbought conditions, complicated by extremely high leverage through margin debt, and record bullishness among institutional investors, according to the Barron's Big Money Poll.

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One of Wall Street's biggest investors in distressed debt claims a prominent New York gallery and artist Jeff Koons are cheating customers by failing to deliver works worth...

From residential and commercial mortgage - backed securities (CMBS) to collateralized debt obligations the big five investment banks sliced, diced, and packaged, making a lot of money for themselves and investors — until everything went haywire.

To avoid the pricing and liquidity hurdles of real estate, Workman says, some family office investors are seeking creative ways to participate in the sector, such as investing on the debt side or scoping out second - or third - tier markets where there's less competition from big institutional investors.