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Sign InGlobal capital markets are witnessing a surge in activity as major corporations tap into debt and convertible note offerings to bolster liquidity. Herbalife announced the pricing of $800 million in senior secured notes, while Revolution Medicines upsized its offerings to a total of $2.0 billion. In a recent update, Borr Drilling completed its convertible senior notes offering with a final aggregate principal amount of $300 million, up from the initially reported $260 million. This increase followed the full exercise of a $40 million over-allotment option by the initial purchasers. Additionally, T1 Energy increased its offering size to $160 million due to robust investor appetite. These strategic moves aim to refinance existing obligations or fund operational developments, though the reliance on convertible instruments introduces potential equity dilution risks.