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Banks are helping finance enormous AI-driven data-center projects but are offloading much of the rising credit risk as debt issuance explodes. Oracle, Meta, and Alphabet’s massive bond sales pushed 2025 global issuance above $6.46 trillion, and companies now plan over $5 trillion in AI-infrastructure spending. To avoid concentrated exposure, lenders are shifting risk to investors through credit derivatives, credit-linked notes, and significant-risk-transfer deals. Banks and private-capital firms are developing new hedging tools as hyperscaler borrowing surges and single-day bond sales hit $30 billion.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03Banks are financing huge AI infrastructure projects while working to limit their own exposure
00:07as credit risks climb, according to Bloomberg. Massive bond sales from Oracle, Meta, and Alphabet
00:13pushed global issuance above $6.46 trillion in 2025 as companies plan at least $5 trillion
00:20in data center and infrastructure spending. Lenders are using credit derivatives,
00:26credit linked notes, and significant risk transfers to move rising default risk to other investors.
00:33Banks and private capital firms are exploring new hedging tools as hyperscaler debt needs grow
00:38and single-day bond sales reach as high as $30 billion. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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