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This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week.
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The transfer of the Tenzing CFO from INVESCO Private Capital to Vedanta Capital has been completed following a noteholder vote and now Vedanta is focusing on fundraising and building up.
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CIT Group is readying its first collateralized loan obligation and expects to launch it this quarter.
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More and more private-equity sponsored deals are including provisions that allow the sponsor to inject equity to boost EBITDA if the company is not going to meet its covenants.
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Investors were less than thrilled when they received a mass e-mail Wednesday afternoon announcing commitments were due just two days later on a repricing for Travelport's term loan, which currently has $1.41 billion outstanding.
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The remarkable run of 10 year bond issuance by top rated issuers in dollars and euros this year continued this week with a blowout Eu5bn deal for the Kingdom of Belgium — and looks set to carry on all next week.
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Vik Natarajan, a par trader at Credit Suisse, will no longer be trading par, flow names.
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Reports German chemicals company BASF might be considering buying GE Plastics sent speculative accounts scurrying to buy protection.
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Principal Global Investors is managing a portfolio of credit-default swaps and is offering European investors exposure to the portfolio via capital-protected notes.