Capital Markets Snapshot: Why aren’t not-for-profits borrowing?

CAIN BROTHERS PANEL EXPLORED REASONS DURING ROUNDTABLE SESSION

By Cain Brothers

At a recent roundtable session concerning the capital markets held by Cain Brothers bankers and professionals from private equity, operating, and strategic advisory firms, there was plenty of discussion about taxable and tax-exempt fund-raising.

At the session, Cain Brothers’ E.C. Hoffman noted that tax-exempt investors are currently in a conundrum that could provide significant benefits for many not-for-profit providers. He noted that tax-exempt fixed income mutual funds have been experiencing significant inflows, over $12.4 billion since the first of the year, that need to be invested by managers.

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