CoreLogic and Michaels are raising almost $9 billion to fund private equity buyouts this week.
Leveraged buyouts are expected to pick up this year after companies stayed on the sidelines in 2020.
Soaring equity valuations will hold dealmakers back from the heady days of 2018.
Debt-fuelled buyouts, like regular catnip for dealmakers, are not just back in vogue, they ve returned in size.
These big-ticket transactions generate substantial fees for bankers, while investors are champing at the bit to put money down on new borrowers that typically offer higher returns than those simply refinancing or repricing their existing debt.
One of the biggest acquisitions in recent months - Stone Point Capital and Insight Partners roughly $6 billion buyout of property technology company CoreLogic - is being supported with some $4.75 billion in leveraged loans, and it s in the market this week, according to sources familiar. Apollo s $5 billion buyout of arts and crafts retailer Michaels, meanw
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PCB Litigation and Byrne & Partners forge 15-partner firm with blessing of PCB s part-owner Burford Capital
The High Court Shutterstock Two leading London litigation boutiques – Byrne and Partners and PCB Litigation – have agreed to merge, creating a fifteen-partner firm with 49 fee earners. The deal, which puts the combined firm on a more equal footing with larger London rivals such as Signature Litigation, Cooke Keidan & Young and Stewarts, is due to go live in April, when PCB Litigation will move into its merger partner’s London office.
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