Sentences with phrase «debt investors now»

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An investor group, led by Fairfax, is now planning to lend the company $ 1 billion in convertible debt, and former CEO Thorsten Heins has been replaced by Chen.

As a result, it is now clear that the U.S. is in the latter stages of the multi-year credit cycle, a period when rising corporate leverage negatively affects returns to corporate debt as investors demand higher risk premiums to compensate for the greater volatility created by increased leverage.

So, now it's more about how Chinese investors feel about the debt issue.

Markets are now pricing that close to 20 billion more dollars will come out of Puerto Rico to investors than they were at the end of 2017, following Puerto Rico's own government, which is inexplicably projecting a substantially greater ability to repay debt today than before the hurricane.

In a wide - ranging keynote address to investors, famed money manager Bob Rodriguez warned that the U.S. has a narrow window ahead to escape the kind of sovereign debt crisis that Europe is now experiencing.

Things look equally bleak based on metrics typically used by investors to evaluate a borrower's ability to make payments: In Asia and Latin America, companies» debt now represents roughly four years of operating profits, up from fewer than two years prior to the financial crisis of 2008.

Investor takeaway Freeport - McMoRan's large debt load is really weighing the company down, which is why investors are better off avoiding it for now.

Now that investors have been reminded of the structural weaknesses of a common currency - even outside of the discussion of high debt loads - persistently high spreads may be here to stay.

If defaults start to cascade through the economy, it will be more difficult for China to hide its debt problems now that foreign investors are involved.

He also shares why short - term debt, U.S. municipal bonds in particular, are gaining interest from foreign investors right now.

For years, individuals and investors that were concerned with debt, deficits and a weak dollar turned to gold as the ultimate safe haven, but now bitcoin is starting to become the alternative currency.

For now, most investors and forecasters seem to expect a lot of bluster from the White House and Republicans, followed by an eleventh - hour agreement that avoids a government shutdown or debt default.

She often got behind in her debt payments, but she's actually really good with money now and a great saver and investor.»

All investors owe Jack Bogle — now 82 and still going strong — an enormous debt of gratitude for the work he has done on their behalf.

Yet for years, money markets haven't given their investors much income, and now the debt - ceiling crisis is raising new fears about the potential stability of the funds.

Last week's bank downgrade by Moody's Investor's Services put a spotlight on the extreme levels of Canadian household debt, which now clock in at nearly 170 % of disposable income.

Investors now have a choice between both active and passive products that provide access to emerging market debt, which may be suitable to some investors based on their goals, preferences, and tolerance Investors now have a choice between both active and passive products that provide access to emerging market debt, which may be suitable to some investors based on their goals, preferences, and tolerance investors based on their goals, preferences, and tolerance for risk.

However, investors are now fretting about higher interest rates, since rising debt costs could spell trouble — not least because utilities have borrowed so much money.

Unfortunately, most external investors are now focused on Irish distressed debt & property — not TVC's usual area of expertise.

[And maybe the best Ben Graham - type market in the world, if you can't resist that sort of thing...] Of course, investor sentiment's improved accordingly — concern about the fate of the yen & Japan's debt burden has abated for now, and Shinzo Abe has generated new expectations of meaningful change and progress in terms of corporate regulation, shareholder value & governance, and investor activism.

But what's done is done... Two saving graces here — at least all investors (not just select institutions) could participate at the discounted placing price on a 4 for 5 basis & net debt's now eliminated.

Well, I'm astonished to see investors now appear to love INM almost as much as they previously hated it... I guess now the debt problem's fixed, people have forgotten all about INM's other little problem... er, it's a classic old media empire, with an apparently never - ending decline in revenues!?

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And speaking of catalysts, it's a brave new world out there for tech companies — activist investors now have an appetite for targeting & harrying even the largest of tech companies to declare a dividend, do a spin - off, buy back shares, or even take on debt.

And as I said below, developed market investors face the same risks in a different way — tot up their stock losses in the middle of the credit crisis, plus the cost of future taxes & debt (and now deposit losses!?)

Now debt funds always tend to confuse investors badly.

First, investors were worried that Germany would not be able to finance the «greening» of its electrical grid, and now there are worries the U.K. is taking on too much debt to finance its own green - energy revolution.

Michael Bastasch — Daily Caller — July 16, 2015 First, investors were worried that Germany would not be able to finance the «greening» of its electrical grid, and now there are worries the U.K. is taking on too much debt to finance its own green - energy revolution.

Selling assets piecemeal from its 180 - million - square - foot portfolio could prove difficult, since mall acquisitions usually require buyers to take on a significant amount of debt and not many investors have access to debt right now, notes David J. Lynn, managing director of research and investment strategy with ING Real Estate Investment Management.

I'm reading it now but I'm finding it discouraging towards real estate investors... All of his preaching about not using debt as a tool is counter intuitive to using it as leverage for re investing.

In a previous column for National Real Estate Investor I detailed the abundance of debt that is maturing from now through 2017 and beyond, and the refinancing landscape today.

With the availability of specialized debt from lenders such as CoreVest Finance, investors can now take full advantage of the above information and build a portfolio targeted to almost 50 % of the US workforce.