Retail bond market may blossom as OCR rises
Chapman Tripp’s NZX50 funding report shows bank debt still king.
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The rising Official Cash Rate should help attract investors to the retail bond markets, leading to a greater diversity of funding options for New Zealand’s largest companies, says Chapman Tripp partner Cathryn Barber.
The law firm has released its annual NZX Top 50 Funding Composition report
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Fri, 01 Apr 2022
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