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Shunned EM bond issuers eye loan market's 'bags of cash' as higher costs bite
EM borrowers turning to bank finance but loan market window will not last forever
Is bigger better in a crisis? Direct lending LPs weigh small cap funds
Dry powder in European direct lending may be at an all-time high
Boots, rebooted: ghost of 2008 haunts LBO bankers
Banks with memories of the 2008 financial crisis are preparing firepower for a big UK buyout amid volatile market conditions
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Multilateral is basing forecasts on ‘relatively optimistic assumptions’, says chief economist, as some say further downward revisions are likely -
New plan should be designed in a way to avoid splintering eurozone banks
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Enlarged $1.6bn deal follows news that Carlyle is considering selling its stake
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The asset manager will focus on deals backed by senior secured corporate loans
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Coloplast gains attention for M&A loan refinancing but markets are ugly
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Hard-to-please investors like single-A names, and only on good days
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Western lenders had planned to stand by Russia until the invasion of Ukraine in February
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Technical difficulty and disagreements about responsibility impede progress
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Better pricing conditions are enabling managers to refresh old deals
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Elon Musk’s swoop for Twitter came together too soon and too quickly for some investment banks hoping to break into Silicon Valley’s elite, writes David Rothnie
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Middle managers blocking working from home paint themselves in a terrible light
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A successful print for Development Bank of Kazakhstan could encourage more CIS issuers
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