• AGF flagged a surge in AI-related corporate debt issuance as hyperscalers fund data centers, shifting investor focus from equities to credit.
• Investment-grade corporate debt supply has risen beyond historical balance-sheet norms, tightening new-issue terms as investors demand higher yields.
• Special purpose vehicles increasingly channel additional borrowing into high-yield markets, often off balance sheet to reduce reported leverage metrics.
• Smaller “neo-cloud” firms are also tapping SPV, high-yield, convertible bond issuance, broadening the AI credit opportunity set.
• AGF warned monetization of AI will drive credit attractiveness as heavy supply forces concessions despite concerns about “circular financing.”

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