Huang Renxun's future remains uncertain, and Nvidia's debt default insurance costs are climbing.
Original headline黄仁勋去留悬而未决，英伟达债务违约保险成本攀升
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Nvidia’s five-year credit default swap cost rose as much as 3.25 basis points to 1.445% annually on Wednesday as the company’s board met Thursday to decide CEO Jensen Huang’s future, according to ICE Data Services, putting the insurance cost near its Nov. 3 intraday high. The CDS spread has more than tripled since mid-year but remains roughly half the level of lower-rated hyperscalers SpaceX and Oracle. The board has been working with an outside firm on CEO succession planning after reports of multiple extramarital affairs by Huang, and is considering appointing an interim CEO while it searches for a permanent replacement. The move matters because Huang’s status is central to Nvidia’s leadership and investor confidence, and the CDS reaction shows credit markets pricing governance uncertainty. Watch whether the board names an interim CEO or retains Huang, and whether the CDS spread holds near 1.445% or extends toward the Nov. 3 high.
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