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Report: Banks still stuck with Chrysler debt(3)Wall Street banks this week reportedly failed to sell the remaining $4 billion-worth of Chrysler-related debt still on their books.
- Cerberus axes $6.6bn United Rentals buyout(4)
Cerberus is joining KKR, Goldman Sachs and JC Flowers to become the latest buyout firm to walk away from a megadeal agreed before the liquidity crisis.
- Sun Capital nabs Nikko man in Japan
The turnaround specialist’s Japanese arm has appointed as chairman and chief executive Akitoshi Nakamura, a private equity pro whose resume includes roles at Nikko, Ripplewood and the Industrial Revitalization Corporation of Japan.
- Report: Banks still stuck with Chrysler debt(2)
Wall Street banks this week reportedly failed to sell the remaining $4 billion-worth of Chrysler-related debt still on their books.
- Cerberus axes $6.6bn United Rentals buyout(3)
Cerberus is joining KKR, Goldman Sachs and JC Flowers to become the latest buyout firm to walk away from a megadeal agreed before the liquidity crisis.
- Bush administration to veto carry tax bill(4)
The White House has indicated that, if passed by the US Senate, it would veto a bill passed today by the House of Representatives. Cerberus Capital Management’s John Snow has also attacked the bill, which aims to raise revenue with measures including increasing the tax on carry.
- Bush administration to veto carry tax bill(3)
The White House has indicated that, if passed by the US Senate, it would veto a bill passed today by the House of Representatives. Cerberus Capital Management’s John Snow has also attacked the bill, which aims to raise revenue with measures including increasing the tax on carry.
- Ford’s US pension ups alternatives allocation(4)
Ford Motor Company’s US pension plan will seek to reduce its vulnerability to a stock market decline by increasing its alternatives allocation from 5 percent to 20 percent.
- Cerberus axes $6.6bn United Rentals buyout(2)
Cerberus is joining KKR, Goldman Sachs and JC Flowers to become the latest buyout firm to walk away from a megadeal agreed before the liquidity crisis.
- Cerberus drops $6.2bn ACS bid(4)
Cerberus’ proposed $62 per share buyout of Affiliated Computer Services is the latest LBO to fall apart.