New Tech Issuance Repricing Existing Debt: Rosner
THE SO WHAT
The wave of AI-related debt coming at higher coupons is effectively repricing balance sheets across tech. If you’re planning large AI capex, assume your future refinancing costs rise too—front-load high-ROI projects while money is still relatively cheap.
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