How do issuers keep commercial paper funding going for years?
AConvert maturing paper to equity
BRoll over with new issues
CIssue ten-year maturities
DRepay from retained earnings
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Roll over with new issues
Individual issues are short, so as each matures it is replaced with a newly issued one under a rolling programme.
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