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  • Hedge funds and relative value high-yield investors have jumped into a $355 million financing for NUI Corp. and subsidiary NUI Utilities that will pay between 7-8%.
  • Viasystems Group is rumored to be looking to for a second-lien deal that will take out its "A" piece and part of its "B" loan. The rumblings on the potential new piece had the company's bank debt moving up.
  • Société Générale is shopping an $80 million credit for Minnesota Sports & Entertainment, the owner of the National Hockey League's Minnesota Wild.
  • Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley are in the market with a $200 million incremental term loan "B" for metal and plastic packaging company Silgan Holdings.
  • Bankers were said to be warning accounts that allocations on the debt backing Thomas H. Lee Partners $1.05 billion acquisition of Michael Foods were likely to be miniscule.
  • Bank of New York is setting up a dedicated par trading desk with a plan to provide liquidity in areas that traditionally have not been well served by the loan market.
  • The bank debt formerly known as NRG Brazos Valley was said to have been auctioned recently as high as the 45-47 level. The auctioned pieces were in the realm of $10 million each, noted one dealer.
  • Angelo, Gordon & Co. has seen a $6 million improvement in its overcollateralization test balance since April on its Northwoods Capital II deal.
  • J.P. Morgan and Wachovia Securities have increased the dividend for The Carlyle Group's portfolio company Empi Corp. to $62 million from $47 million.
  • Distressed investors are looking to Germany expecting a perfect storm that will ultimately lead to a fresh supply of new product coming out of banks and into the distressed loan market.
  • Patricia Donoghue, project manager at the Financial Accounting Standards Board, admitted that its rules regarding consolidating special-purpose entities were written to catch everything and that some CDOs do not need to be consolidated.
  • The Financial Accounting Standards Board is developing guidelines which may make it less likely that CDOs will have to be consolidated onto an institution's balance sheet.