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Consortium to drop $25bn Sallie Mae deal(4)A JC Flowers-led consortium has said it will likely drop its $25 billion bid for Sallie Mae, but is willing to renogotiate the deal, taking into consideration a changed economic and legislative environment.
- Consortium to drop $25bn Sallie Mae deal(3)
A JC Flowers-led consortium has said it will likely drop its $25 billion bid for Sallie Mae, but is willing to renogotiate the deal, taking into consideration a changed economic and legislative environment.
- All for one and one for all
There is such a thing as too much choice. NASDAQ's consolidation of the burgeoning private exchanges should increase liquidity and provide a better deal for investors and firms alike, writes Nicholas Lockley.
- Sallie Mae rejects lower bid(2)
Sallie Mae has rejected a revised bid from the JC Flowers-led consortium that would have cut the value of the $25 billion buyout by up to $4 billion.
- Consortium to drop $25bn Sallie Mae deal(2)
A JC Flowers-led consortium has said it will likely drop its $25 billion bid for Sallie Mae, but is willing to renogotiate the deal, taking into consideration a changed economic and legislative environment.
- Metalmark in $675m natural gas exit(4)
Metalmark has sold Cantera Natural Gas, a portfolio company it created through a series of acquisitions, to Copano Energy.
- BoA, Credit Suisse, UBS back private exchange(4)
Credit Suisse, Bank of America and UBS have joined Citi, Lehman, Merrill and Morgan in sponsoring the OPUS-5 private exchange.
- Carlyle hires research head for US leveraged finance team
The buyout firm has hired Steve Sterling of Bear Stearns for a newly created role as head of its US leveraged finance research team.
- BoA, Credit Suisse, UBS back private exchange(3)
Credit Suisse, Bank of America and UBS have joined Citi, Lehman, Merrill and Morgan in sponsoring the OPUS-5 private exchange.
- BoA, Credit Suisse, UBS back private exchange(2)
Credit Suisse, Bank of America and UBS have joined Citi, Lehman, Merrill and Morgan in sponsoring the OPUS-5 private exchange.