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Corporate treasury professionals are reassessing investment strategies to stay agile and conserve cash amid interest rate shifts and geopolitical uncertainty. A sense of nervousness amid ongoing global disruption pervades strategic thinking across global treasury functions.
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Sources: S&P and Moody's Default rates increased in 2020, with spillover effects expected into 2021, but the corporate bond default spreads do not seem to reflect this. Note that even this comparison is an approximation, but it yields a close enough value to work, and that it yields a default spread for a specific maturity.
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In 2022, we needed that reminder more than ever before, especially after markets came roaring back from the COVID drop in 2020 and 2021. The first is the dividends you receive, while you hold stocks, a cash flow stream that provides a measure of stability to investors who seek it.
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Significant corporate events, such as assets sales or dispositions, mergers and tender offers, and changes in dividends rates, may give the bank counterparty adjustment and/or termination rights under the terms of the ASR. Why should a company repurchase its shares?
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