HilltopSecurities Releases 2022 High Yield Impact Survey
Results Highlight Sectors of Most and Least Concern, Biggest Perceived Challenges in 2023, and More
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Insights from the survey include:
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While
50% of respondents are expecting another increase of 50 basis points on BBB bond yields byJuly 1, 2023 , remaining respondents are split equally between bond yields staying the same or actually decreasing. -
ESG designation is nice to have according to more than
90% of respondents, but that designation does not carry any tangible value. - Senior living, skilled nursing, project finance, and health care, together comprise the sectors that are most concerning, highlighting the financial vulnerability introduced by labor shortages and wage pressures.
- Respondents are not worried about the impact that working from home might have on revenue streams, nor are they worried about the hotel industry or charter schools.
- The survey unequivocally projects that COVID-19 will not be an issue in 2023.
- Investors would like to add exposure to toll road/airport, land secured, and charter school sectors.
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Investors that participate in land secured transactions are focused on location and value to lien and are increasingly concerned about
Colorado land secured credits. - The No. 1 issue in High Yield project evaluation is assessment of liquidity and equity followed by management and covenant package, and in the case of project finance, respondents want to see technology that works and equity.
The survey’s respondents included a diverse group of market participants including investors, sell side intermediaries, bankers and advisors, rating analysts, attorneys, insurers, and others. It was conducted from
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