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German Corporate Debt Loses Its Status as a Safe Haven
The once-cherished Schuldschein debt market, seen as a stable and almost risk-free investment for decades, is now facing scrutiny amid growing concerns over corporate defaults.

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- The Schuldschein debt market, long seen as a safe haven for investors, is now under threat.
- At least 5 billion euros of German corporate debt has been associated with defaults or financial stress over the past three years.
- Investors are beginning to lose faith in the stability and reliability of this once-reliable investment class.
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