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  • Pricing has been shaved on the $460 million loan backing Sempra Energy Partners and Carlyle/Riverstone's acquisition of generation assets from American Electric Power.
  • Syndication of Acosta Sales Co.'s dividend recap launched last Tuesday.
  • Scotia Capital, Antares Capital and GE Capital have signed on as agents for the $170 million facility backing AEA Investors' acquisition of Kranson Industries.
  • Alstom's bank debt has continued to climb as the troubled French engineering giant pursues a EUR2.2 billion share issue as part of a state-sponsored bailout
  • Prizm Capital Management, a fixed-income manager and consultancy based in Boston, is looking to begin ramping up collateral in preparation for its debut collateralized debt obligation, according to John Briggs, head of marketing.
  • Carlyle High Yield Partners (CHYP), the high-yield investment subsidiary of The Carlyle Group, is planning to launch a hedge fund investing in leveraged loans and high-yield bonds in the fourth quarter.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston has moved to fill spots on its par and distressed loan trading desk after Joe Russell, head of high-yield trading, moved to CSFB's Alternative Capital Division and Phil DeSantis, managing director and co-head of distressed loans replaced Russell.
  • Frankfurt-based Deka Investment plans to invest EUR100 million over the next month and sees collateralized loan obligations as one of the few asset classes that still offers value.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and UBS were set to close Harbor Freight Tools' recapitalization last Thursday as LMW went to press after reverse flexing the term loan spread.
  • Spreads on Harrah's Entertainment bonds are widening on expectations they will be downgraded below investment grade following the company's pending acquisition of Caesars Entertainment.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Goldman Sachs increased the size of Skilled Healthcare Group's second-lien term loan to take out some preferred shares.
  • Huntsman International's new $1.365 billion credit broke out of allocations trading at 102.