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  • --Janet Tavakoli, President of Tavakoli Structured Finance, on FIN 46.
  • Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's have taken a highly divergent view on Nalco Co. with a couple of notches difference between the ratings for the bank debt.
  • Washington Group International has completed a $350 million credit, which allows the company to save about $9 million a year in interest expense and extend the maturity on a former facility that was set to expire in June 2004.
  • Loan managers are having a tough time staying invested as more investors and banks take a shine to loans and fewer deals come to market.
  • Merrill Lynch has hired Bill Gates, formerly of Lehman Brothers, in an effort to expand its loan capital markets group.
  • Several loan investors were undecided last week whether to stay in Moore Wallace as Citibank moved ahead with a plan to reprice the $500 million "B" loan at LIBOR plus 2%.
  • J.P. Morgan and Wachovia Securities are in the market with a $175 million refinancing for The Carlyle Group's portfolio company Empi Corp. that will provide the shareholders and senior management with a $47 million dividend.
  • Choice One Communications' bank debt continues to move higher in the secondary loan market, gaining more than 20 points over the last two months with levels now quoted in the 60-63 range.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston is working on a refinancing for Environmental Systems Products, a vehicle emissions and safety testing company.
  • A lease facility related to Midwest Generation, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Edison Mission Midwest Holdings, has been seen trading in the 78-80 range, up from the 70-71 context just over two weeks ago.
  • Anchorage Capital Group, a New York-based start-up run by former Goldman Sachs bank debt honchos Kevin Ulrich and Tony Davis, has begun to take in money from outside investors.
  • Goldman Sachs is said to be looking into restructuring its European distressed loan trading operation with an eye toward creating a separate proprietary desk.