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Consortium to drop $25bn Sallie Mae dealA 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.
- $26bn Sallie Mae deal under threat(3)
The JC Flowers-led consortium trying to buy US lender SLM Corp for $26 billion threatened to pull its bid yesterday, knocking almost 10 percent off the share price, as US lawmakers proposed a bill to slash student loan subsidies.
- $26bn Sallie Mae deal under threat(2)
The JC Flowers-led consortium trying to buy US lender SLM Corp for $26 billion threatened to pull its bid yesterday, knocking almost 10 percent off the share price, as US lawmakers proposed a bill to slash student loan subsidies.
- $26bn Sallie Mae deal under threat
The JC Flowers-led consortium trying to buy US lender SLM Corp for $26 billion threatened to pull its bid yesterday, knocking almost 10 percent off the share price, as US lawmakers proposed a bill to slash student loan subsidies.
- Sallie Mae agrees $25 billion buyout(2)
US student loan provider Sallie Mae has accepted a $25 billion buyout offer from a private equity consortium led by JC Flowers, contradicting an earlier claim that The Blackstone Group was likely to buy the company.
- Vote now in our 2006 awards(2)
As the final week of voting for our Global Private Equity Awards 2006 begins, the competition is hotting up, with the industry preparing to reward the biggest winners of 2006.
- Sallie Mae agrees $25 billion buyout
US student loan provider Sallie Mae has accepted a $25 billion buyout offer from a private equity consortium led by JC Flowers, contradicting an earlier claim that The Blackstone Group was likely to buy the company.
- Vote now in our 2006 awards
As the final week of voting for our Global Private Equity Awards 2006 begins, the competition is hotting up, with the industry preparing to reward the biggest winners of 2006.
- Kohlberg scoops IR talent from Canadian pension
Dominique Hansen, a vice president at OMERS Capital, is slated to join mega-buyout firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts next month.
- Stone Point backs $1.5bn reinsurance platform
After successive hurricanes have battered the Southern parts of the US, Stone Point, the team of former Marsh private equity pros, is getting back into the reinsurance business with the acquisition of a Chubb subsidiary.