Chock-full calendars, back-to-back calls, living out of suitcases and multiple deals packed into the same week defined 2025 for higher-education bankers, as they hustled to execute bond sales for universities.
A borrowing spree, stretching from the Ivy League to public flagships to small liberal arts schools, kept Wall Street busy this year. Overall, US colleges took on more than $34 billion of debt in the state and local government market, a 28% increase from last year, according to
Schools also stacked up corporate bond proceeds and loans to arm themselves against federal funding uncertainty and threats ...
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