Private Markets — Page 6
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- Virginia Data Center Debt Prices AI Project Risk
- AAR Buys MRO Control in Staged Sponsor Exit
- Leslie's Restructuring Hands Control to Lenders
- SEC Proposes Wider Access and Performance Fees
- A Judge Approved $258 Million of Bankruptcy Financing for Brightline Over a Creditor's Objection. About $4.4 Billion of Bonds Stay in Place.
- Antin's 2020 Infrastructure Fund Is Making Its First Exit, a Sale of Vicinity Energy at a $2.92 Billion Valuation.
- Audax Closed a Direct Lending Fund 35% Over Target on the Day an Australian Lender Froze Redemptions.
- Metrics' Auditor Cut a Real Estate Fund's Value by 12%. Its Units Had Traded 34% Below the Old Figure.
- Anthropic IPO Draft Outlines $518 Billion in Compute Commitments
- Warburg Pincus Gave Ingenia's Board Until Friday. The Stock Slipped, Leaving an 11% Gap to the A$5.25 Offer.
- Tribal's Largest Shareholder Floated 111 Pence a Share. Holders of 52.7% Are Already Committed to Main Capital's 105 Pence.
- Oura Pulled a $2.1 Billion IPO Hours Before Pricing. Nearly Three-Quarters of the Shares Were Coming From Existing Holders.
- Waterland Has Until Oct. 13 to Bid for Gamma or Walk Away
- Brightline Files for Bankruptcy but Keeps Its Trains Out of Court
- Tribal Group's Largest Shareholder Crashes the Sale With a 111p Rival Bid
- Nvidia Could Guarantee Up to $500 Billion of Its Customers' Data-Center Loans. That Is More Than Twice Its Record Buyback.
- Warburg Pincus Raised Its Ingenia Offer a Third Time. This Time the Board Didn't Say No.
- Continuation Funds Reach Direct Lending as Bridgepoint Rolls Its Second Credit Fund
- An October 9 Deadline Anchors a Busy Stretch for UK Tech Take-Privates
- Infrastructure Capital Circles GFL as Two Consortia Weigh a Take-Private
- Brightline Enters Bankruptcy With a Deal Already Drafted and $490 Million in New Money
- State Insurance Regulators Tell Sen. Warren They Will Demand New Disclosure on Insurers' Private Credit
- India's National Stock Exchange Listed as a Pure Sell-Down. Two Days In, It Trades Below Its Debut Price.
- Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Confirms a Buyout Approach From CVC. Its Stock Hit the Daily Limit.