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Franklin Templeton Sees Short-Term Debt as Sweet Spot for AI Franklin Templeton Chief Executive Officer Jenny Johnson said short-term debt issued by major technology companies offers investment opportunities in artificial intelligence, citing strong cash flows and balance sheets. Johnson said these companies are well funded not just with traditional creditors. The debt structure now includes off-balance-sheet instruments guaranteed by hyperscalers and suppliers who also act as lenders,...

Franklin Templeton Sees Short-Term Debt as Sweet Spot for AI Franklin Templeton Chief Executive Officer Jenny Johnson said short-term debt issued by major technology companies offers investment opportunities in artificial intelligence, citing strong cash flows and balance sheets. Johnson said these companies are well funded not just with traditional creditors. The debt structure now includes off-balance-sheet instruments guaranteed by hyperscalers and suppliers who also act as lenders, making it “very complex.” Longer-term holdings also expose investors to advances in technology that may be uncertain.
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