High yield corporate bonds, often called "junk bonds," are debt securities issued by companies with lower credit ratings, offering higher interest rates to compensate for increased risk. Investors seeking greater income than investment-grade bonds use them to boost portfolio returns. The primary beneficiaries are yield-focused investors, such as pension funds and individuals, who accept higher risk for potential gains.
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