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Software Makers Delay Debt Deals Amid AI
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Reuters reported Monday (Feb. 23) that software companies are delaying or pausing debt deals as borrowing costs rise and lenders increase scrutiny amid concerns over AI-driven disruption. UBS expects defaults could rise 3–5% in a faster-disruption scenario versus market expectations of 1–2%, a shift already nudging leveraged-loan pricing and prompting SaaS vendors to experiment with token- and outcome-based pricing.
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