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  • Loan investors flush with cash are increasingly turning to middle-market loans, an area where few previously invested and which is characterized more by club deals.
  • The repricing trend that has plagued U.S. loan managers has also been affecting European investors, as issuers look to pay down European loans in favor of new cheaper dollar-denominated tranches.
  • After a year of biting nails and protestation, collateralized loan obligation asset managers should not be materially impacted by FIN 46 after the Financial Accounting Standards Board revised its interpretation of the contentious measure on Dec. 24.
  • Countrywide Capital Markets has made another hire to its fledgling government bond sales and trading operation.
  • Standard & Poor's has downgraded the senior secured bank loan rating of CSK Auto Corp. from BB- to B+ due to tweaks the company has made to its credit facility in conjunction with a larger recapitalization.
  • Debt linked to the Choctaw Investors and Zephyrus Investment, off-balance sheet vehicles of Enron Corp., sparked the market last week with several large block trades.
  • Mirant Corp.'s bank debt was one of the most volatile names in the market last week with at least a $20 million piece of the company's '04 revolver changing hands in the 68-69 range, where the paper finally settled.
  • Several investors in Nalco Holdings' bank debt are upset about the company's offering of $450 million of senior discount notes to fund a dividend, only months after the leveraged buyout was completed by The Blackstone Group, Apollo Management and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners.
  • Scotia Capital and Credit Suisse First Boston have shifted the tranche size and pricing on Weight Watchers International's $500 million credit facility in the wake of oversubscription.
  • SG Corporate and Investment Banking, a division of Société Générale, is looking to hire approximately 20 directors and/or managing directors for its U.S. debt finance group, according to Paolo Taddonio, head of debt finance for the Americas.
  • Seat Pagine Gialle's new credit has held up far better than expected in the secondary loan market due to a well-managed book and investors' strong demand for paper, market players said.
  • Steve DiTursi, who joined Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods about a year ago as a corporate bond trader covering utilities and industrials, recently left the firm for Maxcor Financial Inc., an inter-dealer broker.