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Alden closes $633 million purchase of Tribune Publishing; puts newspaper chain in debt and hedge fund president in charge

Alden closes $633 million purchase of Tribune Publishing; puts newspaper chain in debt and hedge fund president in charge Robert Channick, Chicago Tribune © Erin Hooley/Erin Hooley A delivery truck is parked at the Freedom Center, the Chicago Tribune s printing and distribution center on March 30, 2021. It didn’t take long for Alden Global Capital to put its imprint and significant debt on Tribune Publishing, after closing its $633 million acquisition of the Chicago-based newspaper chain Monday. Popular Searches Neither Alden nor Tribune Publishing responded to requests for comment. There was no public announcement, but regulatory filings indicated Alden completed its purchase of Tribune Publishing late Monday, taking the Chicago-based newspaper chain private and adding the Chicago Tribune and other major dailies to the hedge fund’s growing portfolio.

Cerberus Business Finance Raises $4 4B for U S Direct Lending Strategy - News

(Separate multiple addresses with a comma) Your Email Address Your Message (optional) Cerberus Business Finance Raises $4.4B for U.S. Direct Lending Strategy March 10, 2021, 08:10 AM Cerberus Capital Management announced that its middle-market direct lending platform, Cerberus Business Finance, completed the final close of its latest flagship fund, Cerberus Levered Loan Opportunities Fund IV (“Fund IV”). Fund IV closed with $2.4 billion of equity commitments and, in total, Cerberus Business Finance raised more than $4.4 billion of equity commitments for its strategy across Fund IV and separately managed accounts. Together with additional fund-level leverage commitments, this raise brings Cerberus Business Finance’s total capital to over $20 billion.

Dyal Capital, Owl Rock to Combine and Go Public Via a SPAC

It’s official. Dyal Capital Partners and Owl Rock Capital are combining and going public by merging with a special purpose acquisition company. Blue Owl Capital, the resulting entity, will list on the New York Stock Exchange. The complicated deal goes like this: Dyal, a unit of Neuberger Berman that invests in alternative-asset managers, has agreed to merge with Owl Rock, a middle-market lender that also counts Dyal as an investor, to create Blue Owl, an alternative asset manager with $45 billion in assets under management. Blue Owl will then combine with Altimar (ticker: ATAC), a SPAC from HPS Investment Partners. Blue Owl is expected to have a $12.5 billion market capitalization. It will trade sometime during the first half of 2021 on the NYSE under the symbol OWL.

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