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The era of pure-play private equity is over. Banks are pulling different divisions together to serve the complex needs of global asset managers
Specialist moves after 18 years in the market
New dangers are making deals harder to do, but pricing for the haves is still tight
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Some CLO managers in Europe are discussing new warehouse lines, paving the way for the CLO primary market to restart after pre-Covid deals are cleared. Counterparts in the US, meanwhile, are riding a wave of optimism that will likely take the market back to pre-pandemic pricing levels over the summer. Owen Sanderson and Paola Aurisicchio report. -
Chinese online marketplace 58.com is seeking a $3bn loan for its take-private from the Nasdaq. The company is relying on Chinese banks to raise the money, but several told GlobalCapital Asia they were not interested. Pan Yue reports.
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Chinese property companies continued to pile in to the dollar bond market on Wednesday, with Radiance Group Co and Powerlong Real Estate Holdings using up their remaining fundraising quotas.
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The debt restructuring at China’s Peking University Founder Group is set to be a test case for offshore bonds backed by keepwell agreements, a structure often favoured by many mainland borrowers. The outcome of the restructuring looks set to influence the use of keepwell structures ─ and how these deals price.
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Sweden’s EQT, the private equity company, has signed the largest ever ESG-linked subscription credit facility, raising hopes that the structure could become more common among PE firms.
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BlueMountain Capital Management is readying a "print and sprint" CLO, joining a handful of managers that have opted for a speedier deal execution in the Covid era.
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