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Hedge Fund Andromeda Warns of ‘Titanic’ Debt Disaster as Yields Soar

High global government yields are a growing threat to corporate debt markets, according to London-based hedge fund Andromeda Capital Management. “You either have to let long-term yields go up — and with that you can cause a credit crunch, especially with all the AI borrowing that ...  Show more

Columbia Threadneedle Scans AI Debt Rush for Alpha Opportunity

Columbia Threadneedle is looking to outperform by buying into the flood of debt from companies building artificial intelligence infrastructure. “It’s really the best place to try to find some volatility and some alpha opportunities here, as long as you can remain nimble,” Tom Mur ...  Show more

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