Discontinued — last reported Q2 '17
An increase suggests a greater reliance on bank-based credit facilities or other non-market short-term debt, which may indicate a shift in liquidity management strategy or restricted access to commercial paper markets. A decrease indicates a reduction in short-term debt leverage or a transition toward other financing structures.
This metric represents the outstanding balance of short-term debt obligations issued by the corporate parent entity that...
Peers in the regulated utility sector typically manage similar short-term debt portfolios, often benchmarking these balances against available revolving credit capacity and interest rate environments.
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