Borderless Bond Market Draws Canadian Companies South

The video discusses the increasing trend of Canadian companies issuing debt in the US bond market, highlighting a 12% increase from the previous year. It compares the issuance in US and Canadian markets, noting the appeal of lower borrowing costs in the US. Challenges for Canadian investors are addressed, as they often access these bonds in the secondary market. The impact of Federal Reserve rate changes on this trend is also explored, with expectations of continued activity despite potential interest rate fluctuations.

What was the total amount of debt issued by Canadian companies in U.S. markets this year?

How does the amount of debt issued in Canada compare to that issued in the U.S. when adjusted for currency?

What factors are attracting Canadian companies to the U.S. bond market?

What challenges do Canadian investors face when trying to invest in U.S. corporate debt?

What is the expected trend for Canadian companies regarding U.S. debt markets in the coming years?