Don’t Forget The Debt

By Prof. Bradford Cornell of Cornell Capital Group

Investment Management and Advisory Firm • Mar 8, 2023 at 2:08 AM EST

As interest rates increase, the amount of debt held by a business can become a significant refinancing risk for the company and an investment risk for investors.

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When interest rates were near zero it was easy for companies to borrow and for investors to overlook debt. But as interest rates increase, the amount of debt held by a business can become a significant refinancing risk for the company and investment risk for investors.

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