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- Arini Disclosed a Lending Target, Not a Fund Size. Its More-Than-$4 Billion Figure Includes Leverage
- Four Startups Were Valued at $1 Billion or More in Two Days. One Round's Headline Included $25 Million of Debt
- Ember Will Pay 615 Pence for Ashtead Technology, an 81% Premium to the Undisturbed Price. Against the Price After the Approach Became Public, It Is About 13%
- MA Financial Moved From a 1% Redemption Limit to a Full Freeze in Its Property Credit Fund. Its Corporate Lending Books, It Says, Are Performing
- EQT and KKR Bid for Qiagen | Iran Plan | GM Beat and Fell | Switzerland Cleared Bitcoin Fund
- Otter.ai Has Not Put a Price on Its Shares Since 2021. Its New $320 Million Is Repayable, While Two Other Startups Raised Equity the Same Day
- Ara Partners' First Energy Fund Closed at Its $1.8 Billion Hard Cap. The $2.5 Billion Headline Includes $700 Million That Is Not in the Fund
- Qiagen Trades Within About a Dollar of EQT's Reported $50 Floor. Two Buyout Bidders Still Face the Acceptance Test That Sank a 2020 Offer
- Brent Rose Back Above $111 | Tradeweb Agreed to Pay Mostly Cash for Trumid | A Seoul Listing Broke | Blackstone's Power Fund Hit Its Cap
- New York City's Pension Chief Says Private Equity Is Charging Investors More, Down to a Request to Cover Private Jets. He Links It to the Push for Retail Money
- Investors Committed $8.7 Billion to Blackstone's Energy Transition Fund, About 55% More Than Its Last One. The Money Is Going Into Power Generation and Grids
- Tradeweb Is Paying About $1.97 Billion for Trumid, About 96% of It in Cash. Trumid's Private Backers Get an Exit That Did Not Need an IPO
- Tenstorrent's Private Value More Than Doubled | EnCap Raised $3.5 Billion to Keep Its Royalties | Brent Swung Almost $4
- Tenstorrent More Than Doubled Its Valuation to $6.2 Billion as Public Chip Stocks Sold Off. On a Per-Share Basis the Step-Up Is Smaller
- EnCap Raised $3.5 Billion to Keep Its Permian Royalties. Banks Are Pitching Continuation Funds That Could Hold Assets for 15 Years
- Brussels Approved KKR's Italian Network Deal in 41 Days. It Has Now Spent 15 Months Testing the Information Behind It
- About $58,000 a Railcar: KKR's Infinity Sale Moves 50,000 Freight Cars From an Insurer's Portfolio to Ares' Infrastructure and Insurance Funds
- Oracle's AI Campus Debt Traded Near 80 Cents | Microsoft Ended an Nscale Site Deal | Oil Slipped After a Weekend of Threats | Disney's Staff Offer Tops Its Character.AI Bid
- Disney's Payroll Offer to Character.AI Staff Is Worth Three Times Its Bid for the Assets, Every Year
- Microsoft Exits Nscale's Essex Site After Grid Power Was Pushed to the 2030s, Weeks After a U.S. IPO Filing
- Debt on Oracle's New Mexico AI Campus Has Traded Near 80 Cents. A Month Ago It Was Near 90
- Private Credit Borrows From Banks Through Derivatives. A Complaint at Barclays Puts That Plumbing Under Review
- FleetPartners Drew Four Bidders and an 87% Premium. Reliance Worldwide's Go-Shop Drew None
- EQT Will Pay About 20 Times EBIT for Australia's Cleanaway, Taking Its Fund to as Much as 90% Invested