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Owlet Baby Care, the Connected Nursery Ecosystem that Delivers Data-Driven Technology to Modern Parenting, to Become Publicly Traded via Merger with Sandbridge Acquisition Corporation – Consumer Electronics Net

2 months ago Owlet Baby Care is bringing a data-driven connectivity platform to the nursery while simplifying life for parents Combined company to have an implied initial enterprise value of approximately $1,074 million, with the company expected to have up to an estimated $325 million in cash after closing Top-tier investors, including Fidelity Management & Research LLC, Janus Henderson Investors, Neuberger Berman Funds, OrbiMed, private funds affiliated with PIMCO, and Wasatch Global Investors, anchor fully committed PIPE of $130 million, which combines with $230 million of cash held in SPAC trust account to bring post-transaction equity value of the combined company to $1,389 million Transaction enables deeper investment in expanding connected ecosystem and pursuing telehealth platform

Brian Demain, Portfolio Manager from Janus Henderson, Picks Microchip (NASDAQ:MCHP)

Brian Demain, Portfolio Manager from Janus Henderson, Picks Microchip (NASDAQ:MCHP) February 16, 2021 Brian Demain, Portfolio Manager, Janus Henderson Brian Demain, CFA, is a Portfolio Manager at Janus Henderson Investors responsible for co-managing the Mid Cap Growth strategy, a position he has held since 2007. Mr. Demain joined Janus in 1999 as a research analyst focused on companies in the media and communications sectors. From 2004 to 2007, he led the Communications Sector Research Team. Mr. Demain received a degree in economics from Princeton University, graduating summa cum laude, and was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. In this 3.053 word interview, exclusively in the Wall Street Transcript, portfolio manager Brian Demain advocates firmly for his top picks.

Not So Junky: Speculative Bond Yields Near 4% | Chief Investment Officer

Not So Junky: Speculative Bond Yields Near 4% After dire predictions of disaster for high-yield paper, defaults never hit the painful levels forecast last spring. How popular are junk bonds these days? Very. High-yield is delivering much lower yields lately as investors snap the offerings up amid a large issuance of new junk. And that spells price appreciation. The average yield on junk is approaching 4.0%, and is at the lowest point in the past quarter century, according to the ICE BofA High Yield Index. In fact, BCA Research likes junk bonds better than supposedly less-risky investment grade corporate bonds. “We prefer high-yield over investment grade within the US corporate space, particularly the Ba credit tier,” the well-respected research firm wrote in a client note last week. The reference was to the highest speculative grade rating level from Moody’s Investors Service.

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