AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Credit Risk: CoreWeave’s slump has sharpened concern over AI infrastructure debt: investment advisers reportedly quintupled their holdings of its bonds this year, while lenders are demanding higher yields. Anthropic investors are also lowering IPO valuation expectations amid slower revenue growth and questions about AI spending. Banking & Funds: India’s Supreme Court upheld a ruling overturning YES Bank’s 2020 write-down of ₹8,415 crore in AT1 bonds, raising hopes of recovery. Some mutual funds have paused new subscriptions to affected schemes while they assess how any recovery would be allocated. Investor Protection: Kenya’s capital-markets regulator warned the public about two unregulated investment schemes under investigation, urging investors to check firms’ licences before committing funds. Capital Flows: EverWind announced plans for a proposed $10 billion data-centre and wind-energy investment in Nova Scotia, including an $8 billion campus backed by a 20-year lease with an unnamed AI developer.
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