CARTA PIANA
DEBT CAPITAL MARKET
Debt capital markets (DCM), also known as fixed-income markets, are a low-risk, capital market where investors are lenders to a company in exchange for debt securities. These markets are also used by companies to finance themselves through debt, which helps diversify their funding.
Our Expertise
Our debt capital markets (DCM) division is responsible for providing advice directly to corporate issuers on the raising of debt for acquisitions, refinancing and restructuring of existing debt, capital investments and general corporate requirements.
The team operates in a rapidly moving environment and work closely and partnership with the private debt fund and alternatives investors.
Debt Security
Debt securities are obligations that a company assumes with lenders in exchange for funding and include bonds, assed backed securities and other structured products.
The Tools
Corporate Bond
Corporate bonds are a type of debt security a company can structure to raise capital from the market. Institutional Investors are usually some of the most prominent corporate bond investors but individuals and other private operators may also have the opportunity to invest in corporate bond issuance as well. Corporate bonds also have an active secondary market which is utilized by both individual and institutional investors.
Companies structure corporate bonds with different maturities. Carta Piana Capital Partners underwrites the corporate bonds arranged together
with its private debt partners
Structured Products
There are also a variety of alternative structured debt security products in the market, primarily used as debt security instruments by financial institutions and companies.
These offerings include a bundle of assets issued as a debt security.
The issuers may choose to bundle instruments from their balance sheet into a single debt security instrument offering. As a security instrument, the offering raises capital for the issuer while also segregating the bundled asset.
Carta Piana Capital Partners arrange and underwrite the specifical debt securities described in the Specialized Lending section of this site.
The Market
In the third quarter of 2021, the value of the international debt capital market transactions amounted to approximately 1.29 trillion U.S. dollars. The U.S. dollar was the currency most commonly used for deals on the international debt capital market in the third quarter of 2021. At that time, the value of deals in that currency was just over 802.3 billion U.S. dollars. Immediately after Euro currency with 357 billion. 67.7 Billion of Sterling Pound followed by 18 Billion divided between Canadian Dollar , most relevant part, Swiss Franc, Swedish Krona, Chinese Yuan.
