How might AI investment shape global credit markets?
BNY projects elevated credit issuance driven by AI infrastructure funding needs, creating risks and opportunities for credit markets.
BNY official news·22 Oct 2026
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BNY projects elevated credit issuance driven by AI infrastructure funding needs, creating risks and opportunities for credit markets.
BNY projects AI infrastructure funding needs will drive sustained debt issuance, creating opportunities and risks in global credit markets.
BNY projects AI infrastructure funding needs will drive elevated global credit issuance, introducing distinct market risks and opportunities.
BNY expects AI funding needs to maintain elevated credit issuance, presenting investment opportunities alongside material credit risks.
BNY expects AI-related capital needs to sustain elevated global credit issuance, introducing investment opportunities and risk.
BNY expects AI funding needs to drive elevated corporate credit issuance, creating investment opportunities and credit risks.
BNY projects AI-driven capital demands will drive sustained elevated corporate credit issuance, creating specific yield opportunities and credit risk.
BNY reports that AI-related funding needs will likely drive elevated credit issuance, presenting risks and investment opportunities.
BNY projects elevated credit issuance driven by corporate AI funding needs, creating targeted yield opportunities and credit risks.
BNY expects AI infrastructure funding needs to drive elevated credit market issuance over the coming years, bringing yield and risk.
BNY projects AI-driven capital expenditures will drive elevated global credit issuance over the coming years.
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