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Some investment grade mutual funds and pension plans can't hold paper that's below investment grade. People that couldn't own it because of the ratings restriction now can look at it again.

People, through company investment programs, mutual funds and private investing venues, are much more cognizant of the stock market. As more people get involved (in the market), you tend to more rapidly give a letter grade to the CEO.

Historically Wendy's has taken pride in having investment-grade bond ratings.

They tend to hold investment grade paper, no junk, and they more often than not tend to have a fairly heavy exposure in the Treasury market which has no risk of default.

A lot of times the bonds trade closer to investment grade before the actual ratings get there. The market has already baked it in.

The solid investment-grade ratings on Amgen Inc. reflect the strong performance of the company's newer products, the growing diversity of its drug portfolio, and its conservative financial policies. At the same time, the ratings are constrained by uncertainties about Amgen's still relatively narrow drug offering.

This is really interesting. When I was in the 9th grade, I flunked 9th grade algebra. I couldn't cope with 9th grade algebra. And then I remember taking an aptitude test when I was a sophomore in high school, and they said, "You should probably consider not going to college." Then they said, "Well, what would you like to do?"

Our returns are obviously great news for our members and demonstrate in these times of national pension debate the extraordinary value created by professional investment management in public pension defined benefit plans. The ability to manage large assets, through an expert investment staff, in a highly cost efficient manner with broad diversification and managed risk creates results like these that surpass market benchmarks and produces in the end the financial security everyone deserves.

It's very, very rare to get that sort of protection in an investment-grade bond. It gives people more confidence to buy.

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Brazil is the star of the market. It's a significantly improved credit over the last few years and people are talking about it becoming investment grade sooner rather than later.

You think a name is moving up to investment-grade and before you know it, you get blindsided.

Michael Anderson

The important move would be to investment grade.

Jonathan Binder

That is high, particularly for an investment-grade company.

Philip Baggaley

[Managers of some convertible mutual funds have avoided the flood of new issues.] Most of the converts that have been issued recently have been issued by attractive companies but aren't that attractive from an investment standpoint, ... makes the paper appealing to somebody, but not to us.

We like to have an investment grade ... now one of our objectives is to grow income and pay down debt.

Stephen Bollenbach

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