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United Airlines Is Selling Bonds Backed by Spare Airplane Parts. That Could Be a Stretch. Barrons

United Airlines Is Selling Bonds Backed by Spare Airplane Parts. That Could Be a Stretch.

The twist is that these bonds are going to be backed by spare parts and engines,…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 20, 2020

United throws ‘kitchen sink’ at investors to secure $3bn borrowing Financial Times

United throws ‘kitchen sink’ at investors to secure $3bn borrowing

Roger King, an analyst at CreditSights, said United had thrown the “kitchen sink” at investors…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 20, 2020

Debt buyers are betting on big banks — over the short term, at least MarketWatch

Debt buyers are betting on big banks — over the short term, at least

“There isn’t much to complain about in 3Q20,” wrote Jesse Rosenthal’s team at CreditSights, of…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 15, 2020

AMC could run out of money by the end of the year Samachar News

AMC could run out of money by the end of the year

“Bankruptcy is an almost foregone conclusion,” CreditSights analyst Matt Zloto said in an interview. “The…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 14, 2020

AMC Warns It May Run Out of Money by End of Year Bloomberg

AMC Warns It May Run Out of Money by End of Year

“Bankruptcy is an almost foregone conclusion,” CreditSights analyst Matt Zloto said in an interview. “The…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 13, 2020

Exelon Could Sell or Spin Off Its Nuclear Plants. CreditSights Doubts There Would Be a Buyer. Barrons

Exelon Could Sell or Spin Off Its Nuclear Plants. CreditSights Doubts There Would Be a Buyer.

CreditSights says that it sees “no logical buyers here,” though Exelon could also spin out…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 13, 2020

Talk of Exelon split nothing new, analysts say S&P Global

Talk of Exelon split nothing new, analysts say

"I don't see who the logical buyers are," DeVries said. "No one wants to do…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 13, 2020

China Evergrande’s 30 per cent discounts get world’s most indebted developer within sight of sales goal, allay cash crunch fears South China Morning Post

China Evergrande’s 30 per cent discounts get world’s most indebted developer within sight of sales goal, allay cash crunch fears

“The strong sales in September and October, if coupled with a healthy cash collection rate,…

Ali Shah RajaniArticle published date: October 9, 2020

Pemex hits market for first time since Moody’s cut it to junk Nasdaq

Pemex hits market for first time since Moody’s cut it to junk

"Despite our concerns about Pemex's stand-alone credit profile and lack of a credible medium-term financial…

Maria AcevedoArticle published date: October 8, 2020