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  • Pricing on the deal for Rainbow Media Holdings is being recirculated to investors after the credit was oversubscribed. Investors jumped onboard despite concerns over accounting irregularities.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Scotia Capital are leading the refinancing of Weight Watchers International's $500 million credit facility. The facility is comprised of a five-year, $250 million revolver and a six-year, $250 million "B" loan.
  • More than $3 billion in bank debt has been churned up recently to drive a trend of private equity firms buying portfolio companies from each other.
  • Pricing was adjusted on Sensus Metering Systems' $340 million credit facility after Moody's Investors Service gave the facility a B2 rating.
  • United Agri Products (UAP) has high leverage at 4.7 times EBITDA, but its five-year, $500 million asset based revolver benefits from collateral support under the borrowing base.
  • Loan market players are forecasting a correction in the market as secondary prices continue to creep higher in the face of tightening primary spreads and as old definitions are redefined.
  • Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) is in the market with its latest CLO, Atrium CDO 2. Andrew Marshak, a managing director at CSAM, referred calls to the underwriter, Credit Suisse First Boston.
  • European loan sources described the uncertainty surrounding the dairy producer Parmalat as a "wait-and-see" situation. While no bank debt levels are quoted, the company's bonds and credit default swaps have been changing hands actively.
  • Deutsche Bank has priced the notes for Avoca CLO I from Avoca Capital, a new asset management firm founded by ex-AIB Capital Markets staffers. The deal is for E304 million.
  • Dresdner Bank has been aggressively liquidating its non-strategic loan portfolio through its Institutional Restructuring Unit (IRU), putting the bank ahead of schedule in its disposal of non-strategic loans.
  • Duke Street Capital Debt Management, a division of U.K.-based private equity firm Duke Street Capital, has opened a warehouse line with a bank to buy leveraged loans and will be on the road with the notes backing its third collateralized loan obligation next year, explained David Wilmot, a director of Duke Street.
  • Goldman Sachs and UBS have added an eight-and-a-half year, $140 million senior unsecured floating-rate note to the financing backing Thomas H. Lee Partners' $1.1 billion acquisition of Simmons Co. from Fenway Partners.