Incoming SA wondering how to stay on top of credit markets to 1) genuinely learn about the topic and 2) to be able to hold a conversation about them with senior folks in lev fin/DCM groups.
I’m guessing it’s something along the lines of tracking credit spreads and yields by bond ratings, paying attention to BofA ICE index, tracking new issuances. Is there a better list someone can provide?
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Please do not start chatting with seniors about fucking credit spreads
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