The leveraged loan market is seeing Trump’s election as a “tailwind” for after-tax corporate profits, “through lower expected corporate tax rates, less regulation, and higher inflation.”
Borrowing costs have become compelling, as markets are already pricing in expectations for reduced interest rates. And several external factors could reverse that trend.
"If you don't believe there are assets to replace your existing, you're going to be more willing to do a leveraging transaction like using first lien to take out a second lien."