AI debt issuance hits $250B as bond investors begin testing limits
Debt financing for AI-related needs is accelerating in 2026, be it for data center construction or general liquidity amid aggressive spending, testing the limit of investor demand.
Debt financing for AI-related needs is accelerating in 2026, be it for data center construction or general liquidity amid aggressive spending, testing the limit of investor demand.
Amazon announced on July 7 the issuance of corporate bonds worth at least 25 billion dollars to fuel its AI push.
AI-related debt could reach $570 billion in 2026 as bond demand softens and more financing shifts into private credit and off-balance-sheet vehicles.
Direct lending by U.S. private credit firms fell sharply in the second quarter even as fund-raising by such firms rebounded, underscoring capital constraints.
Ares Management is planning a significantly smaller flagship US direct lending fund than its previous record-breaking vehicle of $33.6 billion to speed up deployment.
$10,000 parked in the Fidelity Fundamental Emerging Markets ETF on the last trading day of 2025 was worth roughly $13,000 at the late-May peak.
No Kenyan is worth more than $1 billion in the latest wealth report by Knight Frank, marking a shift in how ultra-high-net-worth capital is structured.