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| A monthly eNewsletter on leveraged finance | March 2009 |
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With many banks now allocating capital selectively during these volatile times, what alternatives exist for companies seeking longer term, fixed-rate financing? Options will vary on a case-by-case basis, but there is one avenue that should not be overlooked--Critical Asset Financing. |
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| Market Minute | Structured Finance Market | |||||||||||||||
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Perspective on Structured & Project Finance Jeff Lupoff, Senior Managing Director, Structured Finance Group, GE Capital touches on alternative financing options including Structured Finance, Project Finance and New Markets Tax Credit finance.  Watch video |
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| Done Deals | Recent Transactions | |||||||||||||||
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Lead Arranger • $175,000,000 • Accounts Receivable Securitization Facility Headquartered in Atlanta, GA, Georgia Gulf Corporation is a leading, integrated North American manufacturer of two chemical lines, chlorovinyls and aromatics, and manufactures vinyl-based building and home improvement products. The company will use the $175,000,000 Accounts Receivable Securitization Facility for working capital needs. Read the press release. |
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| Capital Comic | © Randy Glasbergen | |||||||||||||||
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| Indices Watch | Trend Statistics | |||||||||||||||
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CFO Survey: Recession into 2010, Employment and Spending to Fall Find out what CFOs expect for corporate earnings, employment, capital spending and more in this global business outlook survey.  Learn More |
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Public Bankruptcies More Than Double View the latest 2009 business bankruptcy data showing 46 public companies with total pre-petition assets of $74 billion filing Chapter 7 or 11. Learn More |
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Private Companies Taking Steps to Improve Business Amid Recession Read how some companies are balancing long-term growth strategies with the near-term demands of cost cutting and liquidity in the economic crisis. Learn More |
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