Why Apple Took a $2.5 Billion Dollar Step into Canada
When Apple decided to issue bonds in the maple market in the summer of 2017, the deal was greeted with open arms by Canadian investors thirsty for access to such…
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How Apple’s $2.5 Billion Issuance May Change the Canadian Corporate Bond Market
The maple bond market had spent a pretty lonely decade going into 2017. There wasn’t much love shown to this section of corporate bonds since the 2008 credit crisis turned…
How deals are made in the fixed income market?
There’s a certain art to bringing corporate bonds to market. It’s a journey that comes with equal parts precision and showmanship, and with players whose roles are as different as…
Bond deal/Issuing Bonds: How does it go down?
A lot of factors have to come together for a bond to get to market, and while each deal has it own nuances, the overall structure for issuing a corporate…
Why Do Canadian Companies Raise Money Abroad?
For Canadian companies looking to raise money, tapping into foreign markets is a great way to diversify their investor pool rather than relying solely on a relatively narrow Canadian investor…
What Is the Canadian Corporate Bond Market
The Canadian corporate bond market is the place where very large companies go to borrow money when they start to outpace their capital growth needs.
“If a company’s capital needs grow and grow, eventually you grow out of your banking relationship and you need other sources of capital,” said Evan Dudley, an assistant professor of finance with Queen’s Smith School of Business.
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“It’s only the very largest companies, like Apple, that can do this.”
As a small business you can borrow from a bank, but that will eventually get expensive.
