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| | | ... markets remain volatile. The depreciation in emerging market currencies would compound already ballooning emerging market debt as their respective governments try to mitigate the economic fallout from the pandemic. |
| | | | ... to meet our strategic objective of funding the state's needs in these challenging times, while still lengthening our debt profile," she said. "Against the backdrop of fractured bond markets in March and limited funding opportunities, we've been ... |
| | | | ... distribution. Over the short to medium term, the trust's long WALE portfolio, low exposure to small tenants, lack of near term debt expiries and government support for the childcare sector should help CQE weather the pandemic, Charter Hall said. |
| | | | ... last year. After Sargon Capital had administrators appointed in late January upon defaulting on interest payments on its debt to a Chinese lender, it put eight subsidiaries that hold its operating businesses (such as Diversa Trustees) in voluntary administration ... |
| | | | ... foundation remains very strong considering its strong first quarter results, US$800 million cash on the balance sheet and little debt. "As you would expect we are managing our expenses carefully and the focus we have had on cost discipline will also ... |
| | | | ... upside during the COVID-19 crisis. "The focus has been on those companies with strong repeatable revenue and cashflows, low debt and that are continuing to pay dividends," she said. "That's why, since we entered a bear market, utilities, healthcare ... |
| | | | ... Moody's or S&P of BBB- and lower, meaning they are sub-investment grade. This lower credit rating usually relates to higher debt levels (like banks), higher operational costs (like airlines) or businesses that are leveraged to the commodity cycle ... |
| | | | ... ASX-listed companies tries to recoup the $31 million that Phil Kingston's fast-growing company owed it before defaulting on its debt. Madison, which includes about 100 advisers, is currently in a sales process being run by Seaview Consulting's Bob Neill. ... |
| | | | ... least 15-20% of Australia's GDP per year for the next two to three years. Anything less, they argue, will run the risk of a debt-default deflationary spiral as households and businesses, already leveraged with debt well before the COVID-19 crisis, struggle ... |
| | | | ... "We have upgraded credit to modestly overweight. Extraordinary measures by central banks - including purchases of corporate debt -provide a favorable backdrop. Developed market central bank actions should pave the way for lower volatility in interest ... |
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