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is expected to emerge from bankruptcy soon and may look to refinance any outstanding ABS as well as a US$4bn funding vehicle that is being used to finance a restocking of its vehicle fleet. Hertz clinched
The company will also likely tap the term ABS market to refinance any portion of the US$1.65bn in debtor-in-possession financing it has used to buy cars and trucks, analysts said.
The absence of Hertz, which along with Avis Budget Group are the only issuers in this ABS sector, slashed car rental ABS issuance to $1.35bn in 2020, down from US$4.1bn the year before, IFR data show.
Forget bitcoin or Tesla. Muni bonds are the king of costly
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In a bid to clean up election funding, the government had in January introduced electoral bonds that can be bought from specified branches of State Bank of India and used to donate money to political parties. Photo: iStockphoto
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Believe it or not, the $3.9 trillion municipal-bond market and Bitcoin have much in common.
A flood of money pouring in? Check: Muni bond funds added about $2 billion in the week ended Feb. 17, according to Refinitiv Lipper US Fund Flows data, building upon a $2.6 billion inflow in the prior period that was the fourth-largest on record. Scarce supply? You bet: Some analysts estimate that states and cities in 2021 will bring to market the smallest amount of tax-exempt bonds in 21 years. Fiscal stimulus supporting its case? Indeed: The prospect of $350 billion in aid to state and local governments should help stave off any widespread credit str
Forget Bitcoin or Tesla. Muni Bonds Are the King of Costly.
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(Bloomberg Opinion) Believe it or not, the $3.9 trillion municipal-bond market and Bitcoin have much in common.
(Bloomberg Opinion) Believe it or not, the $3.9 trillion municipal-bond market and Bitcoin have much in common.
A flood of money pouring in? Check: Muni bond funds added about $2 billion in the week ended Feb. 17, according to Refinitiv Lipper US Fund Flows data, building upon a $2.6 billion inflow in the prior period that was the fourth-largest on record. Scarce supply? You bet: Some analysts estimate that states and cities in 2021 will bring to market the smallest amount of tax-exempt bonds in 21 years. Fiscal stimulus supporting its case? Indeed: The prospect of $350 billion in aid to state and local governments should help stave off any widespread credit stress.
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