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  • The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European markets.
  • Bank debt portions were increased while the bonds were decreased for both WMG Acquisition Corp. and Sealy Mattress Co. after strong demand from the bank market.
  • Building supply company Wickes has secured a $115 million debtor-in-possession financing from a syndicate led by Merrill Lynch Capital.
  • Two shareholders opposed to an acquisition of Workflow Management by Perseus and The Renaissance Group are working to keep Workflow public by finding lenders for a refinancing that the company and its adviser Jefferies & Co. are against.
  • Worldspan Technologies filed a shelf registration last week indicating that the company would refinance its existing credit facility alongside an initial public offering.
  • Moody's Investors Service has downgraded Susquehanna Media's recently closed $600 million senior secured credit facility one notch to Ba2 following the redemption of $150 million of bonds with bank debt.
  • Charter Communications' $6.5 billion refinancing is being structured as an amendment to the company's existing $5.1 billion credit facility to allow collateralized loan obligations to roll in.
  • Choice One Communications continued to drift downward into the 64-663/4 context, a week after the loans took a 10 point plunge following a conference call between lenders and their consultant.
  • Mitchell Levine, managing director and head of whole loan trading at Credit Suisse First Boston, has been removed from the desk as part of the firm's investigation into a loss of at least $40 million in its mortgage-backed trading book, according to a firm official.
  • Distressed debt players are turning to alternative avenues as declining defaults and rising loan prices leave market players with less traditional supply.
  • DS Waters Enterprises is seeking a waiver from its lenders on a covenant requiring the company to deliver its audited financial statements for 2003 within 120 days after year-end.