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1. A Tax-Induced Clientele for Index-Linked Corporate Bonds.

Author

HOCHMAN, SHALOM and PALMON, ODED

Subjects
CORPORATE bonds, INFLATION-indexed bonds, ASSET management, TAX laws, CAPITAL gains, TAX expenditures, RATE of return, CORPORATE finance, PRICE inflation, BUSINESS cycles, CORPORATE tax laws
Abstract

This paper analyzes the circumstances under which tax considerations favor or disfavor the use of index-linked corporate bonds. Using a model similar to Miller's, investors' choices of assets depend on their tax preferences for interest income versus capital gains and their preferences for the timing of returns. It is concluded that the absence of index- linked bonds in the U.S. cannot be attributed solely to tax reasons. However, following the 1986 Tax Reform Act, the tax code is expected to disfavor the use of index-linked bonds. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1988
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2. Buttonwood: Scavenging in the junkyard.

Subjects
*CORPORATE bonds, *BUSINESS cycles, *BOND market, *INVESTORS, *COMMERCIAL loans, *INTEREST rates
Abstract

The article describes the condition of the corporate bond market in the U.S. in 2018. It indicates the consequences of investing in corporate bonds in the aging business cycle. Investors are warned about the surge in so-called leveraged loans. Also discussed is the impact of an interest rate increase and corporate leverage on the corporate bond market.

Published
2018

3. Wall Street Faces A Grim Third Quarter.

Author

Moore, Michael J.

Subjects
INVESTORS, BOND market, ECONOMIC recovery, BUSINESS cycles, CORPORATE bonds, UNITED States economy, 2009-2017
Abstract

The author reports on financial losses that investors are expecting to have for the third quarter of 2010. Topics discussed in the article include concerns that investors had over global economic recovery, decreases that were experienced in corporate bond trading for July 2010 and August 2010 and decreases that have been experienced in debt underwriting.

Published
2010

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