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Bot claims funding is ‘cheaper than peers who borrow from independent banks or credit funds’
Innovation and ambition have been hallmarks of mergers and acquisitions activity this year, but there are some signs of weakness in private equity
A slow destruction of misallocated investment is more likely than a sudden stop
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Central China Real Estate and Greenland Holding Group Co raised a combined $900m in the international debt market on Monday. -
BlueBay Asset Management, the London-based fixed income and alternative asset manager, has taken on the US CLO management business of its parent company Royal Bank of Canada.
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Banks leading the acquisition loan for equipment finance firm Boels have increased the size of the distributed portion of the offering and cut the discount on offer, as a strong market backdrop helps clear the hung bridge backlog from before the onset of the coronavirus.
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Carton manufacturer SIG Combibloc is preparing to refinance its capital structure with a dual-tranche three and five year bond, moving to an unsecured debt package as it targets an eventual investment grade rating.
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Virgin Media is in the market with its third high yield deal in a week, which will clear the way for its merger with O2 by redeeming existing bonds with obstructive covenants in place preventing the telecoms group from reorganising its capital structure. That means a big payday for bondholders in the notes due 2022, who will be paid the make-whole premium for early redemption.
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Marcus John, founder and chief executive of Sports Capital Advisors, tells GlobalCapital to expect a wave of insolvencies in national sport leagues but, he believes, sports with global appeal should fare better after lockdowns ease. Whether TV rights, a key source of revenue for major leagues, will be impacted remains unclear.
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