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The last couple of years produced a bumper crop of new corporate bonds as companies raced to market to take advantage of the low interest rates. Amid the heavy new issuance, though, trading of corporate bonds in the secondary market has been declining, a victim of those same low rates and constraints on dealers’ capital.
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