Mark Jenkins, head of global credit at Carlyle, says a rise in defaults could increase credit spreads, but credit spreads are still “well below recessionary levels from a historic perspective.”
Mark Jenkins, head of global credit at Carlyle, says a rise in defaults could increase credit spreads, but credit spreads are still “well below recessionary levels from a historic perspective.”
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