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Wellington Is Passing on Data-Center Debt Deals on Property Value Concerns

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Wellington Management is passing on data-center debt deals due to concerns about property values. The company cites rising risks, uncertainty over property valuations, and falling returns in the sector. This decision reflects growing caution in the data-center financing market.

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Data-center debt risks are rising.

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Returns on data-center debt are falling.

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Data-center debt risks are rising.

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  • Data-center debt risks are rising.
  • Uncertainty exists over property values.

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Data-center debt risks are increasing, there is uncertainty over property valuations, and returns are decreasing.

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Data-center debt risks are rising.

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There is uncertainty over what the properties are worth.

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Returns on data-center debt are falling.

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