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Navigating the Shifting Landscape of Debt Financing in Private Equity

JD Supra: Mergers

In recent years, the landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) financing in private equity (PE) has experienced significant changes. Rising costs of debt and fluctuating availability have compelled PE firms to reassess their financing strategies. By: Bennett Jones LLP

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Approaching Secondaries Financing from All Angles: Key Considerations for Debt in LP-Led and GP-Led Secondary Transactions

JD Supra: Mergers

Debt finance plays a key role in all parts of the capital structure for private investment funds and their investors.

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The Rise of Convertible Debt: An Alternative Source of Funding for Chinese Issuers

JD Supra: Mergers

In the ever-evolving world of corporate finance, one trend that has been gaining significant momentum is the increased issuance of convertible debt by Chinese issuers. Over the past few months, Chinese technology companies including JD.com, Lenovo, Alibaba and Trip.com have collectively issued convertible bonds totalling US$10.5

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The Factor Establishing Hiring Trends? Debt Issuance No More…

H. Friedman Search

We were discussing the hiring needs in the bond counsel/public finance legal arena. There is a definite need for bond counsels across the nation as the silver tsunami of the senior fellows is quite telling (as told to me by the Head of Public Finance the other morning). Debt Issuance No More… appeared first on H.

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Credit card company Petal gathers $220m debt financing

PE Hub

This financing includes a $200 million debt facility from Victory Park Capital and a new term loan facility for up to $20 million from Trinity Capital Inc. The post Credit card company Petal gathers $220m debt financing appeared first on PE Hub.

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New German finance minister wants ‘realistic’ debt brake reform, report says

Global Banking & Finance

BERLIN (Reuters) -New German Finance Minister Joerg Kukies dampened expectations that a reform of the nation’s spending cap, known as the debt brake, could lead to more leeway in the federal budget in an interview with the Handelsblatt newspaper published on Friday.

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Start-Up Financing: Converts or SAFEs?

Deal Lawyers

A recent Nixon Peabody memo provides an overview for emerging companies of the differences between the use of convertible debt and simple agreement for future equity for early stage financings.

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