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Bayer: building its business through clever use of debt markets |
Corporate capital market activity has changed dramatically since the glory days of the European debt market at around the turn of the century. Then corporates piled on debt with vigour to finance M&A, but then came the downturn in credit and ever since investors and borrowers have been more careful. Bayer might have been highly acquisitive of late but it generally pursues a prudent debt management strategy aimed at ensuring flexibility.
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