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- Blackstone, Wellspring in $1.3bn food distribution deal
The Blackstone Group and Wellspring Capital Management will merge Performance Food Group with their portfolio company Vistar Food.
- Former JPMorgan chief to advise Aurora
William Harrison is the latest high level investment banker to cross over to the private equity industry.
- Banks syndicate $10bn of First Data debt(3)
The banks underwriting KKR’s First Data deal have syndicated more than half the LBO’s $17 billion debt component, while HSBC has opted to hold on to a larger portion of senior debt than its peers.
- Why First Data matters(4)
KKR’s negotiations with underwriters of the First Data deal -- the second such mega deal for which banks have had difficulty syndicating the debt -- will be a harbinger of things to come, says Dechert attorney Scott Zimmerman.
- Credit Suisse adds to Asia sponsor coverage group(4)
Credit Suisse has hired Ben Ngai from Citi to focus on sponsor coverage in China.
- Private exchanges to consolidate
NASDAQ is consolidating Goldman Sachs' GSTrUE, Bear Stearns’ Best Markets, and OPUS-5, all private exchanges, which allow private equity firms to list with less disclosure requirements.
- Why First Data matters(3)
KKR’s negotiations with underwriters of the First Data deal -- the second such mega deal for which banks have had difficulty syndicating the debt -- will be a harbinger of things to come, says Dechert attorney Scott Zimmerman.
- Credit Suisse adds to Asia sponsor coverage group(3)
Credit Suisse has hired Ben Ngai from Citi to focus on sponsor coverage in China.
- Why First Data matters(2)
KKR’s negotiations with underwriters of the First Data deal -- the second such mega deal for which banks have had difficulty syndicating the debt -- will be a harbinger of things to come, says Dechert attorney Scott Zimmerman.
- Banks syndicate $10bn of First Data debt(2)
The banks underwriting KKR’s First Data deal have syndicated more than half the LBO’s $17 billion debt component, while HSBC has opted to hold on to a larger portion of senior debt than its peers.