Sentences with phrase «corporate bond buyers»

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The fact that investors bought both demonstrates the extent to which institutional bond buyers have accepted social and environmentally responsible behavior by corporates as actions which should be funded.

In sovereign debt and, to an even greater degree, corporate bond markets, liquidity hinges in large part on whether specialised dealers («market - makers») respond to temporary imbalances in supply and demand by stepping in as buyers (or sellers) against trades sought by other market participants.

«Starting in late 2014, overseas buyers began a US corporate bond shopping spree, adding $ 11.5 billion a month, on average, over 13 consecutive months, taking down roughly 35 % of net supply of US issuer paper,» Melentyev writes.

Lower corporate tax rates reduce the tax - exempt appeal of muni bonds to banks and insurance companies, which had been significant buyers.

«We would like to see more asset - backed or corporate green bonds, since issuance has been limited, and we are interested buyers,» says Delmar King, fund manager at Praxis, the investment arm of Everence Financial of Indiana.

Convertible bonds (also called convertible securities) are corporate bonds that can be converted into stocks if the buyer chooses.

Short and intermediate corporate bonds came under pressure throughout the first quarter, due to less demand from corporate buyers, as a result of repatriation provisions in the US tax reform.

I'm guessing it's easier to find buyers for a corporate bond on the secondary market, so I could probably get a better price.

This had the unfortunate effect of removing a seemingly natural buyer from the corporate bond market at a time when the corporate bond market could least afford it.

Lower corporate tax rates reduce the tax - exempt appeal of muni bonds to banks and insurance companies, which had been significant buyers.

Less liquid corporate and municipal bonds can have wider spreads because the pool of potential buyers is smaller.

In a bad real estate market, you can't sell; buyers are gunshy — it is akin to what I went through as a corporate bond manager in 2002.

Unless you plan to trade listed corporate bonds on the secondary market and can find a buyer for them, you will need to wait for your bonds to mature before you get your money back.

Be certain when you want to sell your unit that all the necessary documents from the body corporate (which will be needed by the bank to approve a bond or home loan for the buyer) have been given to the estate agent as soon as he starts marketing the unit so that unnecessary delays in the sales process can be avoided.