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  • PE Week Wire: Wed., May 30, 2007
    Brad Meikle- 30 May 2007

    They Don't Mean It

  • PE Week Wire: Wed., May 30, 2007
    Brad Meikle- 30 May 2007

    They Don't Mean It

  • Duff & Phelps Files for IPO
    PE Hub Staff- 24 May 2007
  • Validus To Acquire Talbot
    PE Hub Staff- 16 May 2007
  • PE Week Wire: Wed., May 16, 2007
    Brad Meikle- 16 May 2007

    Random Ramblings

  • PE Week Wire: Wed., May 16, 2007
    Brad Meikle- 16 May 2007

    Random Ramblings

  • Private equity-backed takeovers subject to EU competition law
    Brad Meikle- 1 May 2007

    AZ Electronic Materials, Camaieu, CBR, Countrywide, Desseaux, Enterprise, Hellas Telecommunications, ista, Koninklijke Volker Vessels Stevin, Mölnlycke Health Care, Saint-Gobain Desjonqueres, Wolters Kluwer

  • Private equity-backed takeovers subject to EU competition law
    Brad Meikle- 1 May 2007

    AZ Electronic Materials, Camaieu, CBR, Countrywide, Desseaux, Enterprise, Hellas Telecommunications, ista, Koninklijke Volker Vessels Stevin, Mölnlycke Health Care, Saint-Gobain Desjonqueres, Wolters Kluwer

  • Bonds gain ground
    Brad Meikle- 26 April 2007

    With the obvious pushback among leveraged loan investors, the high-yield market could be set for a revival of sorts, as borrowers assess an increased range of debt-financing options. Not only are issuers redeploying covenants in loan agreements, they are also being enticed back into high-yield debt, which had previously lost some volume to the white-hot loan market. Joy Ferguson and Timothy Sifert report.

  • Bonds gain ground
    PE Hub Staff- 26 April 2007

    With the obvious pushback among leveraged loan investors, the high-yield market could be set for a revival of sorts, as borrowers assess an increased range of debt-financing options. Not only are issuers redeploying covenants in loan agreements, they are also being enticed back into high-yield debt, which had previously lost some volume to the white-hot loan market. Joy Ferguson and Timothy Sifert report.