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SMC completes bondholder approval process for part of NAIA financing plan - BusinessWorld Online
SAN MIGUEL CORP. (SMC) said it has completed the consent solicitation process for three of its fixed-rate bond series, allowing the company to move forward with plans to use shares in its New NAIA Infra Corp. subsidiary as collateral for project financing. In a disclosure on Tuesday, SMC said it obtained approvals from more than […]
Is the Safety Margin of US Treasury Bonds Diminishing? - Conversable Economist
Traditionally, the US Treasury has been able to borrow with low interest rates, because US Treasury debt is viewed as ultra-safe and ultra-liquid. But the gap between the interest rate of US Treasury debt and corporate AAA-rated bonds has been diminishing. Indeed, Microsoft recently issued some long-term bonds that paid lower interest rates than Treasury
Q3 2025 Investment Commentary — Center for Financial Planning, Inc.
The third quarter of 2025 was one for the record books. The S&P 500 hit new all-time highs 23 times during the quarter. That is the most new highs in a single quarter since 1998! Bonds and small company stocks did not want to be left behind. The Russell 2000 set its own first record high sin
Landmark Decision: Court Rules Credit Suisse Bond Wipeout Was Unlawful
In a stunning rebuke to Switzerland’s financial regulators, the Federal Administrative Court has ruled that the forced write-off of Credit Suisse’s AT1 bonds – worth 16.5 billion francs – during the bank’s emergency takeover by UBS had no legal basis, Swiss daily «Tages-Anzeiger» reports. The landma