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  • Only in New York...To celebrate the opening of its branch on Lexington Avenue and 43rd Street in Manhattan, an actor dressed as Fleet Bank's logo danced through the streets while bank representatives gave out cookies and contest entry forms attached to a keyholder.
  • This chart, provided by Citibank/Salomon Smith Barney Inc., tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market. It also tracks facility amounts, ratings, pricing and maturities.
  • Richard Carey, a managing director in Credit Suisse First Boston's loan group, on sponsor-to-sponsor sales.
  • Denis Gould, head of the sterling investment-grade team at AXA Investment Management, commenting on his firm's move to buy corporate bonds that offer relative value (see story, page 5).
  • Viasystems Group's bank loan traded up into the 100-1001/2 range with the news that the company will go after about $200 million in new senior subordinated notes and use the proceeds to pay down the company's bank debt.
  • Wyndham International's bank debt continued to grow stronger in the secondary market last week with traders attributing the rise to market technicals.
  • The credit facilities backing a dividend recapitalization for Oriental Trading Co., a portfolio company of Brentwood Associates, have been well oversubscribed, leading to a $30 million increase in the proposed dividend from $100 million.
  • 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.