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[US Banks Tighten Lending Standards Amidst Corporate Debt Activity And Personnel Shifts] A Recent Federal Reserve Survey Indicates US Banks Are Tightening Lending Standards For Medium-sized And Large Companies, Potentially Increasing Default Risks As Borrowers Face Higher Refinancing Costs And Global Volatility. The Distress Ratio, Measuring Bonds Trading At High Spreads, Was 3.7% In January, Significantly Below The Historical Average Of 12.7%. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley And Other Banks Sold $4.74 Billion Of X Holdings Corp. Debt. Several Firms Including Snap Inc. And Rogers Communications Inc. Are Issuing Or Refinancing Debt, And There Are Personnel Changes At Firms Like Apollo Global Management, Brookfield Asset Management, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, Blackrock, Jefferies Financial Group, And Goldman Sachs.
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