I am an incoming intern in LevFin.
I am wondering which public sources (by public I mean no Factset/CapIQ etc.) can I easily access to see new debt issuances w/ pricing and interest rate.
I think it could be useful to get an idea of how much are corporates paying for issuing debt in face of different economic periods and riskiness.
Any help would be much appreciated!
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You'll probably use PitchBook LCD for the internship. Idk if there's really a public alternative other than random SEC filings or CIQ. Just enjoy your school year and come back to this in June.
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