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BC Partners said to plan high-yield bonds for Phones 4u buyout - Providence Business News
The leveraged buyout may be funded by about 400 million pounds ($648 million) of bonds in addition to revolving credit lines to Phones 4u, said one of the people, who declined to be identified because the deal is private. ...
Prov Equity's NexTag increases pricing on dividend loan cut to $150 million - Providence Business News
... owned by Providence Equity Partners LLC, cut the size of a term loan and increased the pricing, according to a person familiar with the negotiations. ...
Prov Equity's NexTag seeks $250M in loans to fund acquisitions, pay dividend - Providence Business News
Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Morgan Stanley are arranging the transaction, according to a person familiar with the deal. ...
China's 7.4% stake in General Growth is a bet on US shoppers - Providence Business News
That transaction fell through, a person briefed on the matter said in September. Brookfield formed a $5.5 billion turnaround real estate group in August ...
Providence Equity's Bresnan said to offer pricing on $765 million loan - Providence Business News
... offered initial price guidance on a $765 million term loan to help pay for the acquisition, according to a person familiar with the matter. ...
General Growth said to be close to naming Vornado's Mathrani CEO - Providence Business News
... and contract details will be worked out over the weekend, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the talks are private. ...
Simon offers General Growth new deal - Providence Business News
However, an anonymous source close to Simon told Reuters the company is still “very interested” in buying General Growth outright. ...
RBS: No plan to sell Citizens to Barclays - Providence Business News
“Nothing is imminent but we're opportunistic,” a person close to Barclays told the Financial Times. “If we do something, we will do it big. ...
Brown's chief awards Goldman CEO $9M - Providence Business News
An anonymous source “close to the board” told The Times that Goldman's directors felt strongly that they needed to show an appreciation of the anger ...