Loan Note: S&P notes rise in defaults, the real estate debt finance gap measured

S&P finds defaults on the rise. Plus: why the real estate debt financing gap is not out of control; and pensions continue to put their faith in alternative assets. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.

They said it

“Ironically, the better the yield prospects for floating rate assets in a rising SOFR environment, the more tempting to wait for even better returns down the road”

Taken from the Lead Left, a weekly digest penned by Randy Schwimmer, senior managing director and co-head of senior lending at Churchill Asset Management

First look

S&P finds defaults on the up
Ratings agency S&P Global counted 21 rated corporate defaults in the second quarter of this year, accounting for $28.5

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