AusNet Services just got approval for subordinated notes with Moody's rating them at Baa3 level. The stable outlook confirmation across all existing ratings signals investor confidence in the utility operator's financial position. This move reflects steady credit metrics and consistent cash flow performance in the infrastructure sector—something worth keeping an eye on if you're tracking broader asset-backed financing trends and how major institutions are positioning themselves in fixed-income markets.

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TokenomicsPolicevip
· 10h ago
Baa3? This rating is a bit lenient, but the cash flow stability of the infrastructure sector is just stable. Based on this trend, institutions are quietly increasing their holdings in fixed income.
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MeaninglessApevip
· 10h ago
NGL Ausnet's procedures are a bit tricky, baa3 level is very stable.
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UnruggableChadvip
· 10h ago
Bro, this money is solid. Infrastructure really doesn't fluctuate much.
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DustCollectorvip
· 10h ago
Baa3? That rating sounds pretty good, and infrastructure assets are indeed stable... However, you need to carefully assess the risks of subordinated notes.
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