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  • --Mark Steinman, executive v.p. and cfo of Stelco, a Canadian steel producer, on extending its credit facility
  • 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.
  • Patriarch Partners has developed a collateralized loan obligation that will invest only in stressed and distressed loans and is also taking over collateral management for three CDOs comprised of high-yield bonds and loans.
  • A richly priced $975 million facility that will be used to finance the acquisition of UK-based Inmarsat Ventures by Grapeclose Limited, a company formed by private equity firms Apax Partners and Permira, is expected to be heartily received by the market.
  • Traders said Seat Pagine Gialle's E3.2 billion loan was poised to break into the secondary market today.
  • Goldman Sachs and UBS are rounding up accounts for the bank debt backing Thomas H. Lee Partners' $1.1 billion acquisition of Simmons Co. from Fenway Partners.
  • Stelco, a Canadian diversified steel producer, increased and extended its operating credit facility to secure more liquidity through November 2005.
  • Insituform Technologies amended its $75 million revolver to contain less restrictive debt covenants in order to ensure compliance for the fourth quarter, said Joseph White, Insituform's cfo.
  • Altria Group bank debt is believed to have been trading in recent weeks.
  • Levi Strauss & Co.'s announcement that it has replaced CFO Bill Chiasson and hired management consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal has led Fitch Ratings to downgrade the company's $500 million term loan from B+ to B.
  • * Just in time for primary season...Competition is said to be heating up for places on The Loan Syndications & Trading Association 2004 board of directors.
  • Microcell Telecommunications bank debt has been growing stronger in the market, ticking up into the high 90s over the last month.