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Markets, they want the rates to be cut sooner because look, theoretically lower rates mean that debt, it costs less so corporate earnings can rise. They're still stretched and you're pointing out the specter of all that commercial real estate debt that banks are holding on their balance sheets. Is that a lucky break? What do you think?
We continue to execute on opportunities to refinance project level debt, extending maturities in what is a constructive financing market. The issuances extended our average corporate debt maturity profile beyond 12 years at an attractive cost of capital. and 5.4%, respectively. That was driver one.
Dena Jalbert, CEO of M&A Advisory Firm, Align Business Advisory Services comments “debt is too expensive, so to be able to make investments in scaling, consumer operators need a partner as traditional capital sources are tight in today’s market.” Rising Cost Of Capital “Interest rates on senior debt have risen from 5% to 10%.
We typically invest between $5 million and $30 million in businesses generating between $2 million and $15 million in EBITDA through majority recap, minority growth capital, and debt/equity solutions. Our investment focus centers on industrial technology, business services, and consumer lifestyle industries.”
Ver 00:15:37 [Speaker Changed] Very similar to the financial crisis where people had long-term debts, but it was so much cheaper to to, to finance that with short-term paper, Hey, we’ll just roll it over every 30 days. And I do think you used a term that I think is really interesting, the relentless bid. Yeah, absolutely.
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As our efforts to reduce servicing costs improved our bids, we shifted energy to a series of enhancements to our platform. So for customers that are carrying credit card debt, they want to do home renovations. They want to consolidate other debt. So we still are going to be activeinvestors in kind of repurchasing stock.
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