easy · Debt Capital Markets primary-issuance-syndication
A 'fallen angel' is best described as an issuer that has:
- Issued fresh equity in order to repay its maturing debt
- Been downgraded from investment grade to speculative grade
- Defaulted outright on its senior secured debt obligations
- Crossed over from the Reg S regime into 144A selling status
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