Bloomberg: "Private equity titans Blackstone and Carlyle are sending a message to portfolio companies: Do whatever it takes to stave off a credit crunch.... a growing wave of corporations drawing down bank credit lines." google.com/amp/s/finance.…
During the Dotcom and telecom busts the cash spigot closed fast. For example, in January 2001 a telco could raise $1B and by March not be able to raise five cents. There is more cash right now than 2001, but it will drive a hard bargain. This is not a good time to need cash.
25iQuiz: Who said?
"The right time for a company to finance its growth is not when it needs capital, but rather when the market is most receptive to providing capital.”
Who said:
"The past is always triple-A. But if we try to make the future triple-A, we have no future."
"The right time for a company to finance its growth is not when it needs capital, but rather when the market is most receptive to providing capital.”
Who said:
"The past is always triple-A. But if we try to make the future triple-A, we have no future."
