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| A monthly eNewsletter on leveraged finance |
November 2009 |
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In this issue
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The fourth quarter of 2009 may ultimately be viewed as a turning point for the capital markets. Following months of steady decline in both debt and equity trading, a significant rally has taken hold in both markets. Since the market lows of mid-March, investors have shown a willingness to participate as broader market indices have rallied. Investor confidence remains critical and here are four key indicators to watch. Read more |
| Market Minute |
Turnaround Finance |
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Availability of DIP and Exit Financing
Rob McMahon, Managing Director, GE Capital, Restructuring Finance, provides an update on the restructuring market and explains the factors impacting the availability of debtor-in-possession and exit finance in today's environment.
Watch video (2:36 minutes)
Read transcript
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| Done Deals |
Recent Transactions |
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Joint-Lead Arranger • $500 Million • Asset-Based Credit Facility
Based in New York, NY, Saks, Inc., offers luxury goods including apparel, shoes, accessories and jewelry. GE Capital, Corporate Retail Finance announced it acted as co-lender for a $500 million asset-based credit facility. The loan will be used for working capital needs and general corporate purposes. GE Capital Markets served as joint lead arranger. Read the press announcement |
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| Capital Comic |
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| Indices Watch |
Trend Statistics |
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