hard · Corporate Credit Analysis
During a credit cycle peak, which of the following combinations of indicators would an analyst most likely observe?
- Low default rates, tight spreads, and strong maintenance covenants in all new deals.
- Widening high-yield spreads, low LBO leverage, and high CCC-rated issuance share.
- Low high-yield spreads, high LBO leverage multiples, and high covenant-lite issuance share.
- High default rates, high recovery expectations, and low issuance volumes.
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