A $300 billion debt wall is approaching. The warning signs are already showing up in loan prices.
In a new The Wall Street Journal article, Matt Wirz and Mark Maurer examine the refinancing challenges facing private-equity-backed companies, with software firms accounting for roughly one-third of risky corporate loans maturing in 2028 and 2029.
The article cites SOLVE loan pricing data, showing how debt from software provider Solera is trading at discounts ranging from 93 to 77 cents on the dollar, reflecting uncertainty around repayment.
As refinancing pressures mount, visibility into market pricing and emerging credit risk becomes increasingly important.
Read the full article in The Wall Street Journal.
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