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  • After a solid 2003 for investment grade and a blockbuster showing by high yield, market observers predict 2004 corporate bond issuance will be flat to slightly down, with investors increasingly willing to reach down the credit curve for yield given low rates and improving credit quality.
  • The Cypress Group's $300 million acquisition of Communication & Power Industries (CPI) from Leonard Green & Partners will be financed with a $130 million credit facility consisting of a $90 million term loan and $40 million revolver.
  • J.P. Morgan is leading the financing backing FedEx Corp.'s $2.4 billion acquisition of Kinko's from Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R).
  • Goldman Sachs has priced a $300 million collateralized loan obligation for AIG SunAmerica, with the all-in cost of liabilities among the lowest of 2003.
  • Greg Hosbein , portfolio manager, Segall Bryant & Hamill Investment Council What sectors do you think will outperform this year, and why?
  • Moody's Investors Service placed the Ba2-rated bank debt of Interstate Bakeries on review for a possible downgrade following the company's weaker than expected earnings and sales in its second fiscal quarter.
  • The proactive involvement of the Italian government in the Parmalat insolvency proceedings may prove to be beneficial for those holding onto the company's bank debt claims, at the expense of bondholders.
  • J.P. Morgan Partners has sent out books to 25 potential bidders for its loan asset management arm, Octagon Credit Investors, and a short list of buyers is emerging.
  • Mike Snyder , senior v.p. and high-yield portfolio manager, Alliance Capital Management
  • Mirant Corp. bank debt did not appear to be affected much by a U.S. District Court decision to deny the company's motion to reject an agreement between Mirant and Potomac Electric Power Co. (Pepco).
  • A brutal 2003 skewered loan investors with two painful prongs: a mass of repricings and the absence of new money.
  • Reliant Resources bank debt was a touch stronger with its term loan quoted in the 96 1/4-97 1/2 range after the company tapped an escrow account to pay down $917 million of bank debt under its March 2003 credit facility.