And then you're looking at leveraged loans, yeah there are leveraged loans.
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SPREAD-BETTING OFFERS LEVERAGED TRADES Leveraged volatility trades are not limited to ETFs.
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Leveraged buyouts are more leveraged than ever before, and junk bonds are junkier.
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But Uber's leveraged loan is a step up on leveraged borrowing for internet start-ups.
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The idea of leveraged loans is that they are taken by companies already relatively leveraged.
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LEVERAGED LEAP Leveraged loan volume reached US$13bn in 2015, its highest level since 2007.
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Leveraged M&A activity financing private equity firms and leveraged companies' acquisitions of US$68.3bn made up 37% of all leveraged lending, but was 18% lower than US$247bn in 287.
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Sarang Gadkari, formerly head of Americas leveraged finance, and Kevin Sherlock, formerly co-head of leveraged finance capital markets, have been named co-heads of global leveraged finance, and will report to Murphy.
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"The leveraged lending guidelines are a non-issue," said Jay Ptashek, a leveraged finance partner at law firm Kirkland & Ellis.
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"We think that retail investors are shifting from leveraged FX trading to leveraged cryptocurrency trading," Muraki said in a note.
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The trade and leveraged finance was up in quality so double Bs in high yield, double Bs in leveraged finance.
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One leveraged banker said the surge in leveraged M&A activity in 2015 had not been reflected in sponsor-backed leveraged buyouts - where private equity firms have struggled to win out against trade buyers and IPO valuations.
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The leveraged corporate deal, like CentruyLink and Broadcom, may appeal to a wider group of investors than a traditional leveraged buyout.
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With consumers already so leveraged, a small increase in rates could force the most highly leveraged consumers to sell their homes.
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A leveraged-finance banker says that investors in leveraged loans carry out careful "primary diligence" of corporate borrowers before lending them money.
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Although the tone is improving, the US leveraged loan market is still wary of highly leveraged loans, particularly those with credit stories.
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"Everyone knows the world is moving that way, and it now comes to the leveraged finance market," a leveraged finance head said.
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The Leveraged Lending Examination Enhancement Act would require the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) to establish uniform examination procedures for bank regulators to oversee leveraged lending activity and direct regulators to issue quarterly reports analyzing leveraged lending risk management.
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"The CLO market has certainly caused leveraged loan lending to increase," said Jonathan Butler, head of European leveraged finance at PGIM Fixed Income.
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"Europe's leveraged loan market is as aggressive, active and competitive as it has ever been, post crisis," a head of leveraged finance said.
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The Markit iBoxx USD Leveraged Loans index has returned 0.153 percent year to date, while the Liquid Leveraged Loan Index is up 1.2 percent.
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On the back of this interest, 2007% of leveraged buyouts were leveraged above 6.0 times during the first quarter, the highest level on record.
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As CLOs are the biggest buyers of leveraged loans, this could leave less capital available to fund new leveraged buyouts or help companies refinance.
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The leveraged loan explosion that took place this decade would not be possible without the appetite from CLOs, the largest buyer of leveraged loans.
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Total returns for leveraged loans are 8.43% so far this year, compared with -0.69% in 2015, according to the S&P/LSTA Leveraged Loan Index.
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The approximate €1.83bn senior leveraged loan, which includes undrawn facilities, is set to launch for syndication to leveraged loan investors within a couple of months.
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An article on Wednesday about Uber's plans to raise as much as $2 billion through the use of leveraged securities described a leveraged loan incorrectly.
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Sands joins from Jefferies, where he was vice president in leveraged credit capital markets, focusing on high yield and leveraged loan syndicate, from June 2014.
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Worries about how a leveraged-loan downturn would affect the banking industry intensified after the Trump administration eased leveraged-loan standards for big banks last year.
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The 'B' IDR also reflects ABILITY's weaker financial profile relative to this peer group, with a highly leveraged balance sheet pro forma for the leveraged recapitalization.
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DeFusco had worked at Goldman since 2003, where he served as head of U.S. leveraged finance origination and head of technology, media and telecom leveraged finance.
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"ESG continues to be on the agenda and the leveraged loan market is going to see it more in 2020," said a head of leveraged finance.
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CLO funds are traditionally the biggest buyers of leveraged loans, but an influx of capital for leveraged loans has slightly diversified the buying force in recent years.
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The 'B' IDR also reflects ABILITY's weaker financial profile relative to this peer group, with a highly leveraged balance sheet pro forma for a contemplated leveraged recapitalization.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Wednesday about Uber's plans to raise as much as $2 billion through the use of leveraged securities described a leveraged loan incorrectly.
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"Leveraged companies going to investment-grade has caused a huge rally in spreads and put money back in investors' pockets' to redeploy," the leveraged finance head said.
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UBS has hired Bruce MacKenzie as a managing director in EMEA leveraged capital markets (LCM), reporting to David Slade, the bank's global co-head of leveraged finance.
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According to the Bank of England, nearly $800bn of the leveraged loans outstanding around the world have been bundled into CLOs; the instruments soak up more than half of the issuance of leveraged loans in America, according to LCD, the leveraged-loan unit of S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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Jefferies is known for stepping into aggressive highly leveraged deals after US leveraged lending guidelines forced its more traditional banking competitors to step back from some riskier transactions.
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At that leveraged level, senior leveraged loans and junior debt in the form of either second lien loans or high yield bonds will be considered, the sources said.
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Ray Doody, head of acquisition leveraged finance, has decided to explore other opportunities within the firm after nearly 20 years with the leveraged finance team, the memo said.
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While regulated banks struggle to arrange highly leveraged loans, investors are willing to buy them as demand continues to far outweigh supply in the Transatlantic leveraged loan markets.
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Deals in the leveraged loan market are also delayed from a lack of interest from mutual funds and collateralized loan obligation managers, the largest buyers of leveraged loans.
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Leveraged buyout activity and leveraged corporate acquisition activity has fallen dramatically as well as refinancing volume, potentially leaving a big hole in banks first quarter earnings and budget targets.
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An internal memo at the time said that Doody, head of acquisition leveraged finance, was exploring other opportunities within the firm after nearly 20 years with the leveraged finance team.
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Scrutiny over leveraged lending intensified after the three agencies in 2013 released updated Leveraged Lending Guidance meant to curb system risks posed by lending to highly indebted, lower-rated companies.
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Here are the current top 22006 largest leveraged buyouts of all time: The largest leveraged buyout in history was valued at $22007 billion, when TXU Energy turned private in 19.63.
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JP Morgan is leading the corporate leveraged loan, joined by Barclays, HSBC and RBS on the dual-currency financing, which is one of the largest leveraged loans to launch this year.
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The bull version of Nomura's leveraged ETF, Next Funds Nikkei 225 Leveraged Index ETF, saw its net asset value falling 2.7 percent so far this year despite rise in the Nikkei.
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The surge in sponsor-driven lending comes despite the imposition of Leveraged Lending Guidelines by Federal regulators in 25 that were designed to reduce systemic risk by curbing highly leveraged lending.
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Allen & Overy's global leveraged finance practice comprises 50 partners.
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Leveraged loans -- ones made to distressed companies have boomed.
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The Leveraged Lending Data and Analysis Act would require the Office of Financial Research (OFR), in coordination with Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) member agencies, to gather information on leveraged lending and Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs), the largest buyers of leveraged loans, and assess the risks these transactions may pose to the US economy.
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Prynt leveraged their community for a strong launch (Source: Kicktraq) Prynt leveraged their community for a strong launch (Source: Kicktraq) Don't think the effort stops once you have some initial media coverage.
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The bank has been active in investing in its leveraged finance business and ranked within the top three of leveraged finance trading revenue in the United States last year, according to Coalition.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Strong investor demand for European leveraged loans has allowed Swedish home alarm company Verisure to increase the size of a leveraged loan refinancing to €425m, banking sources said on Wednesday.
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The promotions follow the US bank's decision to make Michael Marsh head of EMEA leveraged finance in February, having previously been the head of EMEA high-yield and leveraged loan capital markets.
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UBS reportedly fired James Boland, who had led its leveraged-finance group in the Americas, for not telling his bosses that his team had altered the terms of a leveraged buyout bond.
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"The impact on leveraged loan and high yield issuers could obviously be more acute given the leveraged nature of their businesses," said Jon Poglitsch, head of credit research at Highland Capital Management.
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Chesapeake is another highly leveraged energy play — so highly leveraged, in fact, that the company has recently felt compelled to release a statement in order to quash bankruptcy rumors, rarely a good thing.
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Standardised guidelines on documentation, similar in style to the leveraged lending guidelines rolled out by the US Federal Reserve and ECB, would be useful, but currently look unlikely, the leveraged finance head said.
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The total leveraged loan market is now about double what it was in 2008, and it has grown 17 percent so far this year, based on the S&P/LSTA Leveraged Loan Index.
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Richards also noted a "major" investment opportunity around the rotation from high yield debt, so called junk bonds, to leveraged loans, given rising interest rates and the variable rates featured by leveraged loans.
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Covenant-lite loans, which lack traditional covenants such as leveraged, interest, cashflow and capex ratios, dominate Europe's syndicated leveraged loan market and in some cases have even crept down into the middle market.
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Other credit rating agencies are also ramping up their responses to leveraged credit investors' growing focus on ESG, with Moody's increasing the prominence of ESG analysis in its leveraged credit reports in September.
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Heck, Frieze London's curatorial organization feels leveraged against real solidarity.
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He leveraged one interest into the next, into the next.
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His corporate bio begins in evaluating risk for leveraged buyouts.
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This includes all refinancing, recap and leveraged corporate related issuance.
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TWC is leveraged to the hilt, especially the film library.
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Banks are expected to fund a buyout with leveraged loans.
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Leveraged lending has attracted some attention in Washington of late.
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They are very leveraged REITs tend to do very badly.
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I love the investment world because it's so highly leveraged.
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Before the crisis, most leveraged loans had some such covenants.
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Leveraged loans pay interest rates at a spread over Libor.
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All of the bids were highly leveraged, according to sources.
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Like all derivatives of other assets, they are naturally leveraged.
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The 2008 credit crisis saw leveraged funds get into trouble.
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Stocks recovered; credit spreads began falling, leveraged loans rallied strongly.
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Leveraged ETFs deliver multiples on the performance of an index.
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High volatility, however, degrades any returns generated by leveraged ETFs.
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Elliott is also currently trying to engineer another leveraged buyout.
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The ratings are pro forma for a planned leveraged recapitalization.
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Data will increasingly be measured and leveraged at every opportunity.
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For aggressive traders, the appeal of leveraged ETFs is obvious.
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But compare the use of leveraged ETFs to handling fireworks.
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"There is a lot of leveraged money here," said Wei.
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L unit that excluded exotic "leveraged" ETFs from its analysis.
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It also leveraged digital media techniques to get viewers involved.
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Leveraged loan funds have been in a prolonged slump, however.
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All struggled under the debt load of a leveraged buyout.
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Leveraged investors would be forced to sell, creating market mayhem.
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He, like Kobach, leveraged elite credentials to implement racist policies.
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Those types of highly leveraged deals are getting more scrutiny.
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These include hedge funds, mutual funds, leveraged buyout firms, etc.
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His corporate biography begins in evaluating risk for leveraged buyouts.
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TODAY, YOU HAVE THESE TRIPLE LEVERAGED ETFs THAT ARE CRAZY.
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Leveraged loans returned 21% this year, per Refinitiv LPC data.
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Underwriting standards on "leveraged loans" to risky companies have eroded.
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Some places have also leveraged Medicaid dollars in innovative ways.
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Morgan Stanley will host former US President George W. Bush at its November leveraged finance conference in New Orleans and Deutsche Bank is holding its annual leveraged finance conference in Arizona in late September.
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After the issuance of a frequently-asked-questions document "for implementing the March 2013 Interagency Guidance on Leveraged Lending, the volume of non-pass leveraged loans declined sharply," according to the 2015 SNC report.
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"The holders are not by and large leveraged entities," Yellen said.
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Weak Standalone Financials: KORAIL is highly leveraged, bearing heavy interest expenses.
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The Department of Justice is being leveraged as a political weapon.
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Goldman Sachs held its first-ever leveraged finance conference in May.
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In 20.5, the surge was the result of enormous leveraged buyouts.
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The Fed has reported that leveraged loans grew 20% in 2018.
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Over-leveraged, Trump would see the casino go bankrupt in 1991.
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Borrowers like leveraged loans because they are more flexible than bonds.
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Obama leveraged his heritage and background to reframe American political divisions.
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Details: Warren's legislation would make buyout funds liable for leveraged financing.
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Those securities were owned through obscure chains by highly leveraged banks.
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It's also the continued weakening of leveraged lending standards and covenants.
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Nielsen could be the next big leveraged buyout, sources tell CNBC.
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Deutsche Bank delisted two of its leveraged oil products this year.
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Uber's leveraged loan market debut in 2016 was criticized by regulators.
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Borrowers flocked to the leveraged loan market to slash borrowing costs.
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They're still one of the most highly leveraged industries out there.
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But many questioned whether such a large leveraged buyout was possible.
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"Rapid growth in leveraged lending is a concern," the agency said.
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We also leveraged "bitcoin maps" online which were not entirely accurate.
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It also leveraged AI to create three cannabis indexes for Nasdaq.
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It's because of my resource allocation, and how I'm being leveraged.
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They don't adequately hedge themselves, essentially making them leveraged long funds.
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The mid-2000s were a boom for leveraged buyouts of retailers.
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Mr. Card leveraged his White House credentials to offer political commentary.
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Leveraged loans typically have higher interest rates than traditional debt financing.
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Apple has leveraged its services to benefit charities in the past.
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Electronics can also be leveraged as a reward for good behavior.
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And they leveraged this into real, lasting relationships with their customers.
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Leveraged loans are a good example of what should be discouraged.
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Nowadays, the vast majority of leveraged loans contain much weaker protections.
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EG is a well-known credit in the European leveraged market.
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Let's examine Anthony's recent efforts as the franchise's most leveraged player.
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Banks are now much better capitalized, less leveraged and more liquid.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Highly leveraged property firm China Evergrande Group (3333.
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Instead, he's leveraged the iPhone's success into new areas of growth.
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It then leveraged those relationships into phishing campaigns and malware distribution.
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For now, highly leveraged companies must wait for the final bill.
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"So we could have leveraged better outcomes, I think," he said.
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That's before you get highly leveraged donations on very key services.
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And it's not just consumer data that is leveraged for targeting.
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Although leveraged M&A activity is picking up with around US$20bn of new deals announced this week, activity has otherwise been muted this year other than refinancing as demand for US leveraged loans has soared.
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Year-to-date European leveraged loan issuance is 277% higher than US$0.85073bn for the same period last year, after a busy first half of 20.8507 bolstered volume as repricings and refinancings dominated Europe's leveraged loan market.
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It is leveraged by increasingly advanced algorithms which are continually getting better.
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They took it private in 1985 in a $1.6 billion leveraged buyout.
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The Socialists have also leveraged Franco to appeal to their voter base.
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That's the main reason the market has shifted dramatically toward leveraged loans.
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Such optimism has also emboldened stock punters to boost their leveraged bets.
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Citi also put leveraged funds as sellers of the pound last week.
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The book 'Investment Banking' covers valuation, leveraged buyouts, and mergers and acquisitions.
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Data can be leveraged to individually underwrite and personalize insurance for people.
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It is magnified when products are highly leveraged, as options generally are.
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PowerSchool's deal will be leveraged around 22018 times, as reported by Reuters.
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Watson leveraged his connections with Cisco Systems to build the unique network.
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Shoppers' knowledge of their local operation zone can be leveraged much more.
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"Chevron is increasingly leveraged to a recovery in the oil price environment."
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Pruitt also leveraged his office to gain favors for his wife Marlyn.
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"Scale-backs are brutal at the moment," a leveraged finance banker said.
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Structured finance includes project financing, securitization, leveraged leasing, and structured risk transfers.
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Go deeper: Millions of Americans make 5x leveraged bets on their homes
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Frontiero began her career at Banc of America Securities in leveraged finance.
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So-called "leveraged" versions offer two or even three times benchmark returns.
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Decades ago, it was among the most popular of leveraged-buyout plays.
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The Freedom Caucus has leveraged its power in high-stakes negotiations before.
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The StandardAero deal would be Carlyle's second major leveraged buyout this year.
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If completed, the deal would be the biggest leveraged buyout in history.
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AT&T remains the most heavily leveraged business outside the financial sector.
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Blackstone grew from leveraged buyouts into real estate, hedge funds, and credit.
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Caesars became a symbol of the excesses of the leveraged buyout boom.
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The group's leveraged loans also rebounded strongly in Europe's secondary loan market.
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The funds hold about 13% of the US$880bn leveraged loan market.
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Disney leveraged ABC in its deal in the NFL draft this year.
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Federal agencies have already leveraged $5 billion over the past five years.
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Leveraged loans are made by lending syndicates to non-investment-grade companies.
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The deal for Taylor Swift's masters, though, is not a leveraged buyout.
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These technologies, however, will continue to be leveraged broadly across the portfolio.
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I leveraged this people management experience to differentiate myself in my application.
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HSE24 raised €265m of leveraged loans in 2012, to back Providence's buyout.
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"It was the year of the carve out," said one leveraged banker.
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Deepak Dangayach, who headed leveraged debt capital markets, left Deutsche last month.
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This is the first time Uber is considering higher risk leveraged loans.
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Later, she leveraged her onscreen success in service of a music career.
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Yet aid can be leveraged to advance American aims in other ways.
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However as volatility picked up the leveraged volatility ETFs began blowing up.
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The transaction would be the largest European leveraged buyout in four years.
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A high-profile Instagram account can rapidly be leveraged into professional opportunities.
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Leveraged lenders look wobbly from time to time, but it's always temporary.
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They simply leveraged Boston's desire to move the players before the season.
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"I leveraged myself in the best of all possible ways," she said.
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Middle market leveraged buyout deals rose to 128 in 2019 from 112.
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Still, a leveraged buyout of a department store is challenging in 2017.
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Investors have long kept a skeptical eye on the highly-leveraged country.
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Legacy retailers have been popular targets for leveraged buyouts for years now.
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Right now, we have an issue where the borrowers are highly leveraged.
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While Sprint has cut costs, analysts say the company is highly leveraged.
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The US leveraged loan market saw a shortage of supply in 20163.
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Uber then leveraged early success into getting rules changed in other cities.
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LEVERAGED DOLDRUMS The European leveraged loan market is also on track for its lowest first quarter in a decade after a turbulent December in the credit and equity markets, as wider uncertainty continues to weigh on the market.
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Bankers are seeing increased M&A activity in the US and Europe for investment grade and leveraged companies, including cross-border deals and a wave of opportunistic repricings, refinancings and dividend recapitalizations for leveraged private equity-owned firms.
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It has however enabled European banks not regulated by the US to enjoy a window of opportunity of acting on highly leveraged deals before the leveraged lending guidelines, published by the ECB, come into effect in six months.
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Approximately US$42bn in leveraged loans, along with roughly US$35bn in non-leveraged transactions was in the pipeline in mid August, according to Refinitiv LPC data, and sources expect a large chunk to hit the market in September.
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"The [Libor] plus 22018 credits are not naturally a great fit for CLOs; that is the real tight end of the range for leveraged loans," said Mark Pelletier, head of the leveraged finance group at Ryan Labs Asset Management.
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Banks rethinking Banks pulled back from underwriting highly leveraged loans after US leveraged lending guidance was implemented in 2013, which opened the door to a flood of cash from private debt and direct lending strategies targeting middle market debt.
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"Increased scrutiny from the federal regulators could certainly prompt banks to reduce the supply of credit in the leveraged loan markets," said Shawn Thomas, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh's business school who has written about leveraged lending.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - US insurance software provider Vertafore has chosen banks that are not subject to leveraged lending guidance to lead an aggressive US$22014bn dividend recapitalization, which shows that regulated lenders are still wary of highly leveraged deals.
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Leveraged loans posted a 1.5% return in the first quarter of 2018, outperforming negative returns in equities, investment-grade bonds and high-yield bonds, according to S&P/LSTA Leveraged Loan Index and Bank of America Merrill Lynch Indices.
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They underwrite and make markets in corporate bonds, make leveraged loans, invest in collateralized loan obligations, extend credit to businesses, including highly leveraged hedge funds, and buy and sell protection on corporate debt in the credit default swap market.
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Big leveraged deals have been hard to come by since the financial crisis.
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" On Bank of America: "Bank of America is leveraged to higher interest rates.
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Floating-rate leveraged loans remain the hottest segment of the fixed-income market.
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The Credit Suisse Leveraged Loan index was up 4.46 percent through Oct. 403.
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Terwilliger, who invests in leveraged loans, agrees that liquidity could be an issue.
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He has more than 25 years of US and international leveraged finance experience.
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But it might hamper some highly leveraged companies' ability to deduct debt interest.
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Lacault will be responsible for selling leveraged loans via the primary loan market.
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That €2bn-equivalent leveraged loan financing was completed and allocated on September 27.
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Small-cap stocks, for example, are more highly leveraged than large-cap stocks.
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As a result, humans are still leveraged to assemble products like an iPhone.
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U.S. leveraged loans recently became a $1 trillion market, according to S&P.
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BOJWATCH FEDWATCH Real money and leveraged investors are therefore playing it extremely safe.
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Europe's leveraged loan market has seen a flood of repricings since September 2016.
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Still, history shows that highly-leveraged companies like GE fare worse during recessions.
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FRACTIONALIZED BANKING IS UNSUSTAINABLE WITHOUT CONTINUOUS GROWTH, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE SYSTEM IS LEVERAGED.
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Relaxing the guidelines gradually would free commercial banks to offer highly leveraged loans.
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Doody, a JP Morgan leveraged finance veteran, will start with HSBC in May.
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The market for leveraged loans has grown rapidly in the past few years.
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Brock Allen Turner leveraged his class to escape the consequences of his actions.
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It could potentially be leveraged for recommendations or contextual ads for external content.
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My old firm, Goldman Sachs — traditionally the best banks are leveraged 8:1.
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"With small modifications, it could be leveraged against the United States," Lee said.
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Risk parity portfolios are favored by hedge funds and can be highly leveraged.
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Both report to Jean-Francois Astier, head of global leveraged finance at Barclays.
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Rosen says attack was "complex" and leveraged three multiple bugs that interacted together.
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Shipman and Nivala leveraged the power of bacteria's built-in immune system, a.k.a.
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However, the fund could still be leveraged in order to support loan purchases.
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But it all went awry for his heavily leveraged empire during the recession.
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They have leveraged hundreds of millions of dollars of open-source engineering effort.
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Leveraged buyout funds acquire companies using large amounts of borrowed money, or leverage.
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Doody has led JP Morgan's acquisition & leveraged finance business in EMEA since 2008.
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Europe's leveraged loan market is struggling to incorporate ESG criteria into deal structures.
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Uber has hired four banks to arrange a leveraged loan, said two sources.
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CLOs are the biggest buyers in the US$1.2trn US leveraged loan market.
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Instead, she leveraged her time in the spotlight to fuel her fashion career.
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Some of the market's best performers have been leveraged ETFs, despite their dangers.
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The firecracker leveraged the fame she accrued on RHONY into a lucrative empire.
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Officially, the highly leveraged company has called the stake purchases simply an "investment".
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Bojangles is also highly leveraged and utilizes leases to finance new store openings.
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Schwartz was previously global head of leveraged finance at Barclays, the Journal reported.
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Bankers are considering financing the deal with leveraged loans or high yield bonds.
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Leveraged loans are money lent to companies at relatively high rates of interest.
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Allen & Overy has added a five-attorney leveraged finance team in New York.
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"The American public is more leveraged than I would like," says Golding. 3.
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"With small modifications, it could be leveraged against the United States," he said.
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They found legal challenges were most effective if leveraged within a broader campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Leveraged buyout lenders are in the firing line in 25.
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Now it may add something new to the list: the leveraged loan market.
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US regulators implemented Leveraged Lending Guidance (LLG) in 2013 to limit systemic risk.
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These days, stigma leveraged at sex workers threatens my relationship to my children.
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This is the second leveraged finance banker to leave Barclays in recent months.
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That power dynamic is obviously leveraged during the assault, but what about afterward?
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There were also many incumbent companies that leveraged the technology to their benefit.
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Credit Suisse's leveraged finance franchise is among the most active on Wall Street.
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Outstanding leveraged loans now total about $143 trillion, roughly twice pre-crisis levels.
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People are worried about leveraged loans, which lenders extend to highly indebted companies.
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The market for leveraged loans is larger than the market for junk bonds.
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And the campaign has this leveraged musical talent to fire up young voters.
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Preparing for the next recession One potential problem area, however, is leveraged lending.
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Investors are pulling money out of mutual funds that invest in leveraged loans.
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Still, this is not the way multibillion-dollar leveraged buyouts are typically announced.
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Crushed by debt, Beatrice was later sold off in a huge leveraged buyout.
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On average, leveraged loans provided the highest yield relative to their outstanding value.
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For those reasons, the company was an ideal target for a leveraged buyout.
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"If you're a long-term person, you better not be leveraged," Tepper said.
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In July, Amazon leveraged Prime Day to spotlight its emerging private label roster.
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Some supporters have leveraged the episode into a rallying cry for fund-raising.
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Chipmakers, which are highly leveraged to the global economy, were also down broadly.
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The US$677bn US CLO market is the largest buyer of leveraged loans.
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Spanish telecom operator Masmovil completed Europe's first ESG-linked leveraged loan in May.
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Though a leveraged deal is feasible, the Nordstroms need to play it carefully.
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The team will also be restructured into three sectors within leveraged finance origination.
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Even a few hundred dollars a month might be leveraged into subsidized housing.
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Urban and rural areas have resources and assets that are better leveraged together.
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Leveraged loans and high-yield bonds are both being considered, the sources said.
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While Sprint has cut costs, analysts have said the company is highly leveraged.
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Falk previously served as co-head of leveraged credit at KKR Asset Management.
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But even a tougher regulatory environment couldn't slow the growth of leveraged loans.
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In fact she leveraged her "weaknesses" to grow her business to six figures.
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The rest of the package is slated to be financed through leveraged loans.
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Disney, as ever, leveraged every asset in its empire to market the film.
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SoftBank Group, which owns highly-leveraged tech start-up Vision Fund, lost 6.1%.
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And Mr. Kilimnik leveraged his access to American diplomats for a new endeavor.
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One member of Congress even leveraged her 30th wedding anniversary to solicit contributions.
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Issuance of U.S. CLOs, the largest buyer of leveraged loans, is forecast to fall more than 60% in 2016, in part due to risk retention, which takes effect on December 24, decreasing the appetite for the US$880bn leveraged loan market.
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Credit Suisse previously appointed Dan McCarthy head of US leveraged finance trading, including high-yield and leveraged loan trading, and named Peter Meyer head of US high-yield trading and Brad Capadona head of the US par loan trading team.
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In all, about one in three U.S. farms raising grain and other row crops, not including cotton, last year were categorized by the department as "highly leveraged" or "very highly leveraged," meaning their debts equaled at least 41 percent of assets.
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The proposed changes could also further stymie leveraged buyout activity, which has remained in the doldrums ever since the financial crisis, as a higher effective cost of debt reduces returns on equity for highly leveraged companies, and for LBOs in particular.
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But data from S&P Global Market Intelligence's Leveraged Commentary & Data unit shows that in Europe, 95% of all leveraged loans are now "cov-lite," meaning that companies have made fewer promises to investors about how they get their money back.
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"What you are seeing right now and what you will see initially is a negative impact on the equity markets, and that will filter through into leveraged finance markets because leveraged finance credit is closely correlated to equity," he said.
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He will take up his new role in September and replaces Graham Tufts, who has been promoted to a newly-created role of vice chairman of leveraged and acquisition finance and head of global credit risk, leveraged and acquisition finance.
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Michael Marsh will become head of EMEA leveraged finance, according to a separate memo.
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Marsh has served as head of EMEA high yield and leveraged loan capital markets.
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They have leveraged their power and positions to treat us however they would like.
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Investors just pulled out a record $13 billion from the shaky leveraged-loan market
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Although I was unprepared to see the unrealized (paper) losses, I wasn't over-leveraged.
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If so, you may want to look at high-yield bonds or leveraged loans.
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In the recent surge of corporate innovation efforts, venturing is not leveraged nearly enough.
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"The progressive caucus hasn't leveraged its power strategically before," Jayapal told reporters last month.
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We've leveraged ourselves in all kinds of ways and the bill is coming due.
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Being net long and leveraged did not pan out for many managers in 2018.
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Thinx went public with the rejection and leveraged the press to protest the decision.
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Contact: Eric Rosenthal Senior Director Leveraged Finance +1 212 908-0286 Fitch Ratings, Inc.
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It's easier once you realize that the right leveraged actions help fulfill the others.
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Leveraged buyouts typically use debt for two-thirds, or more of the purchase price.
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Legacy systems can be integrated, leveraged, and extended quickly without changing the underlying systems.
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Meanwhile, Bryan has leveraged her fashion industry connections to establish relationships with luxury designers.
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A skin-safe clear adhesive leveraged from medical products (Tegaderm) covers the watch body.
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The profits of leveraged firms will be damaged, which will in turn hurt confidence.
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Jenny Doane is the most heart warming example of someone who leveraged this platform.
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To solve the problem, we leveraged state-of-the-art deep neural network technologies.
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He thinks BMC Stock Holdings is the best materials distributor leveraged to the trend.
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Between the lines: Pop-ups are being leveraged by different entities for different insights.
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Bank examiners faulted leveraged loans for having too-loose repayment schedules and liberal underwriting.
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Risk parity funds take a long, leveraged position simultaneously in U.S. equities and Treasurys.
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Nor are banks as leveraged to real estate as they were ten years ago.
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He leveraged every credit card and called in every I.O.U. to scrape together $20,000.
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Pandora leveraged its Music Genome Project to launch personalized playlists that refresh every week.
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Big data can be leveraged for good as well as for bad, that's true.
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Unlike bonds, which offer a fixed return, interest rates on leveraged loans typically float.
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Currently, Astro Digital has leveraged open data initiatives like LandSat to fill their database.
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Contact: Eric Rosenthal Senior Director Leveraged Finance +20540 212 908-0286 Fitch Ratings, Inc.
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Your house is the most leveraged, illiquid, and undiversified investment you will ever make.
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He had been co-head with O'Hara and Jim Amine, veteran leveraged finance banker.
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Investment bank Greenhill & Co. has announced plans to a leveraged recap and share repurchase.
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He leveraged his wealth to build a medical empire, with hospitals in multiple states.
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Leveraged finance bankers are preparing financing based on an adjusted Ebitda figure of €20153m.
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Of course, banks are still inherently leveraged businesses, reliant on external confidence and funding.
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The structure of DES deals will still leave banks exposed to highly leveraged corporates.
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The defending champions leveraged positional versatility with prescient, pinpoint passing and ultra-precise shooting.
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Of concern was that leveraged lending was escalating while prudent lending practices were deteriorating.
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Contact: Leveraged Finance: Sharon Bonelli Senior Director +1-212-908-0581 Fitch Ratings, Inc.
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By definition, leveraged loans are often issued to companies with considerable amounts of debt.
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The financings could tap both the European and US leveraged markets, the sources said.
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The venture can be leveraged by brands for large-scale global access to customers.
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The ability to do this is more or less ubiquitous now in leveraged loans.
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The move comes after some spectacular failures in traditional leveraged buyouts of energy companies.
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Many have worried that the firms could be leveraged by China in spy operations.
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"The market is as hot as a pistol," a senior leveraged finance banker said.
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But what is happening in the leveraged loan world right now has him spooked.
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The NRA also had a huge grassroots following that it leveraged into political clout.
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These negotiations have been challenged because of the rout in the leveraged finance market.
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DuVernay has leveraged her power to mint more directors, who have then gone on
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The earliest human campaigns leveraged paintings, cartoons, posters, pamphlets, films, radio and TV shows.
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This intensely operational approach stands in contrast to the traditional retail leveraged-buyout model.
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However, its founders are not expecting to do traditional private-equity-style leveraged buyouts.
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Trump leveraged voter frustration with immigration, economy and trade to win the presidential election.
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Rich people read because they know that knowledge can be leveraged to gain wealth.
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A mortgage, for example, can be leveraged into an appreciating asset, like a house.
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The liberal veneer was appealing and the regime successfully leveraged the appearance of moderation.
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On Twitter, she leveraged Ms. Swift's phone call to advertise her new Snapchat account.
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That capital would be leveraged into credit to support economic development and public investments.
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You would not be the first leveraged buyer to set foot in New York.
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Samson was acquired in a 2011 leveraged buyout by KKR & Co for $7.2 billion.
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The current crucible of well-leveraged low-post physicality is one Boogie Cousins, Esquire.
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There are already problems brewing in so-called leveraged lending to non-financial businesses.
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With $6.8 billion of debt, RCom is the most leveraged among listed Indian telcos.
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Following the ban, Paul Watson leveraged his Twitter account to protest the company's actions.
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The following year, he leveraged that experience to snag a marketing internship at IBM.
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All the hype around Uber raising such a large leveraged loan might be overstated.
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Leveraged ETFs, which are risky investments, have been the subject of regulatory scrutiny before.
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MFNs that apply on secondary trading are extremely rare in Europe's leveraged loan market.
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Data collected by the team has since been leveraged to assist ongoing criminal investigations.
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President Trump has leveraged the Republican majority in the Senate to remake the courts.
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McWilliams is concerned about the leveraged lending boom and said regulators are monitoring risk.
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McWilliams pointed out that most leveraged loans are held outside of the banking system.
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Karoui recommends that investors underweight leveraged loans in their portfolios relative to high yield.
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The ¥2295trn acquisition of Toshiba Memory Corp in 2400 was Asia's largest leveraged buyout.
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He has leveraged his powerful international platform to promote his developments dozens of times.
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Both times Perles leveraged the opportunities to get what he wanted at Michigan State.
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"Iran has leveraged wiper malware in destructive attacks on several occasions in recent years."
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Not to -- this is not talking about the hedge funds and super-leveraged people.
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By high school, Burke leveraged his intelligence and charisma to become a competitive debater.
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Leveraged loans, as well as double-D and single-d debt has grown dramatically.
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She has leveraged her fame to real wealth, more than some of her siblings.
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Tech companies have healthy cash flow on their balance sheets because they're under-leveraged.
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Right now, AI is primarily leveraged in the world of surveillance to identify people.
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In 1968, Kraft acquired a controlling stake in the company through a leveraged buyout.
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He is optimistic that the leveraged loan market might not devolve into a crisis.
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However, it encouraged regulators to step in and provide market clarity in leveraged products.
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He was most recently based in London as part of Barclay's leveraged finance team.
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Whites-only clubs leveraged middle-class women's leisure time to campaign for social reforms.
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And the more leveraged the fund is, the more unpleasant the surprise will be.
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But he leveraged social media to directly connect with voters and make his pitch.
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Spreads on leveraged loans and securitized products [CLOs] backed by those loans remain narrow.
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Commercial banks with big balance sheets generally fared better and took market share in 229 from investment banks and non-banks such as Jefferies, which are not fettered by regulators' Leveraged Lending Guidance that was designed to limit lending for highly leveraged deals.
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Established in 2624.3, the SNC review took on increased importance following the release in 22013 of updated Leveraged Lending Guidance where regulators noted volumes of loans to highly indebted companies, known as leveraged loans, had increased and prudent lending practices had decreased.
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The firm has typically utilized a pro rata component and placed the debt on the target's books in a similar way to leveraged buyouts, which has led to the deals being leveraged as opposed to carrying the investment grade rating that JAB holds.
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A corporate tax rate cut to 21% from 35% under the new US tax system, a steadily expanding economy, and the potential repeal or relaxation of US leveraged lending guidelines, will spur more company takeovers and leveraged buyouts, bankers and attorneys have said.
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There has been a huge deterioration in standards; covenants have been loosened in leveraged lending.
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However, it's not the first time it has leveraged image recognition technology in some capacity.
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Arconic could announce a deal on a leveraged buyout by mid-December, sources tell CNBC.
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The bank's private equity and leveraged finance teams have been hit hard by recent defections.
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Despite the drop in volumes, Australia and Hong Kong proved fertile ground for leveraged financings.
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Tom is being rewarded for a clear pure play leveraged cash flow growth buyback story.
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And of course, the couple have leveraged their signature humor in many of the shots.
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Public-to-privates have been a popular feature in the leveraged finance market of late.
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A deal for Arconic would be one of the largest leveraged buyouts of the year.
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The committee's "hot" concern is now over weaker underwriting standards in the leveraged loan sector.
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So if Tesla were private today, probably it wouldn't have happened through a leveraged buyout.
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Credit markets remained wide open, favoring not just big corporate deals but also leveraged buyouts.
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The nation's 36,000 miles of multiuse trails could be leveraged to make these strategic connections.
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It wouldn't be the first time a large corporation has leveraged Snapchat for recruiting millennials.
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He's leveraged his control of the Republican Party, then, to dominate the American political system.
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Imagine if we leveraged our resources and our numbers to fight hate, intolerance and extremism.
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Ms Padgett says that the leveraged-loan market has so far shrugged those jitters off.
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Viral videos are also being leveraged by candidates looking to gain a massive following quickly.
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In 1864, breakthrough telegraph technology was leveraged to reach wealthy American households with marketing messaging.
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After the round, Uber followed up with another $1.15 billion, this time in leveraged loans.
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It envisages many private investments that can then be leveraged by European Investment Bank programmes.
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The program leveraged this to try to teach kids how to say no to drugs.
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When we had the financial crisis in 2008, the investment banks were leveraged 35:1.
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"Loan investors still can't really take a principled stand," the head of leveraged finance said.
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They're not willing to pay high fees though for relatively generic, leveraged beta type strategies.
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And arguably the way Twitter and Facebook are being leveraged right now is not ideal.
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She effectively leveraged others to spread her message, unlike Trump who can only leverage himself.
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Elizabeth Warren is proposing a bill that would kill much of the leveraged buyout industry.
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This deal is in the leveraged loan market while the Anadarko deal is investment grade.
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Per the central bank's latest Financial Stability Report: Leveraged loans now stand at $20083 trillion.
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If Cooper leveraged her time there for a few bucks, hey, so did everyone else.
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"Growing concern about the earnings outlook underscores risks for highly leveraged firms," wrote the analysts.
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A record-high net 32 percent of polled money managers considered balance sheets over-leveraged.
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She proposed monitoring and reducing leveraged corporate lending and limiting potential shocks to the economy.
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Fast forward to where we are today, all that leveraged positioning … that's been washed out.
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The use of ESG standards in Europe's leveraged loan market is still in its infancy.
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You might be over-leveraged or you can't keep up with the bills you have.
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The leveraged loan market, on the other hand, saw volume of US$783.3bn in 2015.
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Hellman & Friedman had taken Getty Images private in 2008 in a $2.4 billion leveraged buyout.
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The consent demonstrates the strength of conditions for borrowers in the European leveraged loan market.
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Around 77% of the global leveraged loan market is covenant-lite, according to S&P.
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Both step down by 10.73bp based on the same leveraged gradient as the first-lien.
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Why it matters: Because it's a reminder that not all leveraged loans are originated equally.
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It said bonds issued by financial institutions and leveraged investment vehicles would not be eligible.
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Leveraged and inverse ETFs that try to outperform or hedge market-moves rely on derivatives.
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Leveraged funds extended their net long dollar positions for the first time in seven weeks.
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CLOs invest in floating rate leveraged loans, which pay lenders an interest rate plus Libor.
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TD largely avoided problematic exposures to structured investments and leveraged loans during the financial crisis.
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A glut of European leveraged loans have been launched recently to beat the summer slowdown.
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Pecker's relationship with Woods suggests how he's leveraged his brands even in a declining market.
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This enables Telenet to generate robust and stable FCF and support a leveraged balance sheet.
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Japan's SMBC, on the other hand, is resisting pulling back from Europe's leveraged loan market.
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Any new debt package is expected to refinance existing leveraged loans with investment-grade debt.
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Now, 40% of the entire leveraged loan market looks like that, according to S&P.
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The couple's Irish nanny isn't the first time they've leveraged the help of professional childcare.
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L'Heureux joins MUFG from RBC Capital, where he was director of the leveraged finance team.
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Hume will continue to report to Patrice Maffre, global head of acquisition and leveraged finance.
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Both agencies say competitive concerns will pressure profits, and Reliance Communications' highly-leveraged balance sheet.
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More problematic was the $6bn it put towards the $26bn leveraged buyout of Hilton Hotels.
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Fintechs, particularly alt lenders providing credit products like personal loans, have long leveraged alternative data.
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Violent Islamist and "alt-right" groups have successfully leveraged such platforms to recruit and propagandize.
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The Treasury previously released a report in June that recommended changes to leveraged lending guidance.
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The loans are typically used for leveraged buyouts and are seldom seen in Silicon Valley.
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These tools can just as easily be leveraged by competing stakeholder groups to derail changes.
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Both men will report to Ray Doody, HSBC's global head of leveraged and acquisition finance.
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K., what is the highest-leveraged thing I can do to make this organization better?
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Reuters data showed roughly 50 billion yuan in leveraged bets had been unwound this month.
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Noble Energy, whose sales come nearly entirely from U.S. oil patches, is even more leveraged.
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Mr. Weerasinghe leveraged Facebook's newsfeed to spread paranoia and hatred of the country's Muslim minority.
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But he has leveraged social media to directly connect with voters and make his pitch.
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In the first half of 2018, TLA volume comprised 23% of leveraged non-institutional issuance.
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SPLC leveraged existing data sets, private and governmental, that categorize landmarks and historic site markers.
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The more a bank relies on shareholder funds, or equity, the less leveraged it is.
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In recent weeks, warnings about the market for C.L.O.s and leveraged loans have been multiplying.
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As a highly leveraged real estate developer, Mr. Trump benefited enormously from low interest rates.
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Right now, leveraged loans are some of the easiest products for financial firms to sell.
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Why it matters: Five U.S. leveraged loan offerings have been pulled so far this month.
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Ms. Vaughan, 30, specializes in leveraged finance at the New York law firm Paul Hastings.
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And this is an area which India is therefore not really leveraged to its advantage.
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He turned against it in part because he leveraged it to obtain numerous political favors.
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To explain leveraged buyouts in easier-to-understand terms, let's say you buy a house.
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" Chou said the exemption was due to LedgerX's plan to "not allow very leveraged trading.
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BNP Paribas is leading the leveraged loan financing, which was shown to investors on Wednesday.
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Here's how a 23-year-old engineer leveraged 5 of them to land a job.
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Traditionally, these governments, led by the U.S., have leveraged bilateral relationships to protect this value.
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He leveraged his unique experience in bootstrapping small businesses from scratch to outshine his peers.
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She leveraged her experience to land a diversity and inclusion role at Tiffany & Co.3.
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Brands like Starbucks, Apple, and Bacardi have leveraged rituals to draw in and engage customers.
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Investor appetite for leveraged loans dwindled as the Federal Reserve began cutting rates in 2128.
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To do that, he&aposs leveraged PR, social media, digital advertising, search, email, and networking.
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Hackers likely targeted the company, they say, and leveraged it to spread the malicious code.
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A string of leveraged buyouts have left a legacy of bankruptcies and low-trading bonds.
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CLOs are the largest buyer of US leveraged loans and provide financing to back acquisitions.
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Their experience should be leveraged by the national security side of the FBI when appropriate.
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And yet, there is very little overlap in the way their shared athleticism is leveraged.
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FINRA said that from August 2009 to September 7403, New York-based Oppenheimer sold leveraged, inverse and inverse-leveraged ETFs that were unsuitable for clients based on their ages, investment objectives and finances, and lacked proper supervision to ensure that such sales were not made.
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"It has been an ideal market for leveraged loans over the past year, but there has been a massive amount of supply, dwarfing the bond market," said Richard R. S. Smith, managing director and head of leveraged capital markets for the Americas at Mizuho.
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In 1.9 she sent a letter to regulators questioning what their agencies plans were to address what she described as "growing risks" in the leveraged lending market as well as proposed changes to rules governing Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLOs), the largest buyers of leveraged loans.
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The SIF is a highly leveraged billion dollar public-private program that identifies evidence-based programs around the country, evaluates their results and scalability, while requiring a 2 to 1 private matching support that has leveraged hundreds of millions of dollars in philanthropic resources.
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In the letter, Warren questioned regulators on what their agencies' plans are to address what she describes as "growing risks" in the leveraged lending market as well as proposed changes to rules governing the Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) market, the largest buyers of leveraged loans.
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She had spent decades building relationships in the party, and she leveraged them all in 2016.
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The bank has promoted two bankers to the top of its leveraged finance business, it announced.
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Banks have pared back leveraged lending to a negligible volume, concludes the Shared National Credits report.
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Descendants of Levi Strauss took the company private in a $22014 billion leveraged buyout in 1984.
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Moyer joins from Goldman Sachs, where he spent the last decade in the leveraged finance division.
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The loan is expected to launch for syndication to leveraged loan investors shortly, the sources said.
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I think that most of those risky loans are owned by investors that are not leveraged.
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Unlike 2008, the housing market is not being driven by homeowners who are the highly leveraged.
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We're not going to be a highly-leveraged retailer because those movies never turn out well.
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The most likely option for a sale, said the bankers, is a consortium leveraged buyout deal.
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The debt is expected to comprise senior leveraged loans and second lien loans, the sources said.
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Apollo and TPG created Caesars from the $31 billion leveraged buyout of Harrah's Entertainment in 2008.
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"For good assets, regulated banks are doing whatever they want," a senior leveraged finance banker said.
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Maybe we could have had anti-lynching laws sooner and leveraged that success to achieve desegregation.
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The Microsoft Research team's traffic analysis also revealed how the troll accounts leveraged breaking news events.
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She has since leveraged that influence into successful partnerships with brands like Mac Cosmetics and Puma.
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At the same time, bin Talal, who invested in Twitter and Citibank, was also highly leveraged.
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These plans need to be leveraged so we do not continue to stovepipe concerns and efforts.
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Leveraged finance as terms weaken * Fitch says borrower-friendly transaction terms that first appeared in u.s.
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This data can be leveraged in real time to ensure optimum schedules, fleet sizes and routes.
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But this is truly where their differences lie — Vine was never leveraged the way TikTok is.
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He joins from HSBC, where he was a senior member of the European leveraged credit syndicate.
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So it leveraged "conventional estimates" typically used by other federal agencies to get a fuller picture.
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Fewer highly leveraged loans have, however, been seen across the board since the guidelines were introduced.
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Deep liquidity in Europe's leveraged loan market, where demand far outweighs supply, has seen pricing compression.
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In December, Liu condemned "barbaric" leveraged company buy-outs by some asset managers using illegal funds.
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In hindsight, I had a lot to bring to the table and should have leveraged that.
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This exploitative practice is known as "QuickPay", and it is highly leveraged against the truck drivers.
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The request to list the leveraged ETFs was filed by Intercontinental Exchange Inc's NYSE Arca exchange.
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It has also leveraged social platforms for sharing recommendations — like when it added Instagram Story integrations.
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The plan is to offer short and leveraged tokens for any ERC20 currency in the future.
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The LPC Top 40 Leveraged EMEA index fell to 98.53 from 99.88 during the same period.
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Ali says for every $1 spent on clean up projects, $16 of economic growth is leveraged.
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The newspaper said Uber will pay a yield of about 5 percent on the leveraged loan.
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First up: Chewy, being spun out by its highly-leveraged parent, PetSmart, for much-needed cash.
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"For good assets, regulated banks are doing whatever they want," a senior leveraged finance banker said.
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AOL leveraged cheap CD-ROMs and the postal system to get families online, and on email.
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Kido was previously at Simplex Holdings Inc, where he headed operations for leveraged and secondary buyouts.
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The publisher has leveraged those relationships to bring big-name VR experiences to the PSVR first.
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"This is probably the strongest leveraged loan market since before the credit crisis," a banker said.
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Adjusting Ebitda is a long term practice for borrowers tapping leveraged loans and high-yield bonds.
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That exceeds the six times leveraged ratio that has been set by European and US regulators.
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Debt is expected to be in the form of euro-denominated leveraged loans, the sources said.
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As Goldman delves further into leveraged finance, some other banks are backing away from the business.
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The bank also saw lower leveraged finance deals and investment-grade debt issuance in the period.
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The private equity firm had taken Hilton private in a $26 billion leveraged buyout in 2007.
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When a country is said to be over-leveraged, it has taken on too much debt.
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Both leveraged loans and high-yield bonds will be considered, denominated in sterling, euros and dollars.
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Other elements of bond documentation have migrated into Europe's leveraged loan market along with covenant-lite.
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The deal, worth around $3 billion, was the largest leveraged buyout in Turkey at the time.
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This is not the first time the MLB has leveraged Facebook for streaming its games, however.
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She attended continuing education seminars and leveraged a peer to peer network with MDs in Washington.
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"Trump leveraged a perfect storm," said Steve Case, the founder of AOL, in an email message.
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The flurry of takeovers and leveraged buyouts that had flourished all year began to dry up.
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Goldman is also doing more leveraged loans, or loans to companies already carrying lots of debt.
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"Cov-lite" loans are even riskier than regular leveraged loans, which were already at "junk" status.
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He leveraged these contacts into regular weekly and monthly assignments from a few different design blogs.
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Around two-thirds of the leveraged loans made in the first quarter were for refinancing purposes.
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The guidelines were put in place in an effort to limit highly leveraged loans considered risky.
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The fund combined multiple uncorrelated return strategies that are leveraged to maximize returns, while lowering risk.
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Google has also leveraged its dominance in Internet search into a cash cow built on advertising.
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The banks also still need to sell around US$3bn of leveraged loans backing the acquisition.
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A rumor could take Facebook stock down or something about my personal life could be [leveraged].
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How can Chinese cell phone networks (their signals reach some miles into North Korea) be leveraged?
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Double B credits have been a sweet spot for banks investing in the leveraged loan market.
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In becoming a journalist, I had leveraged a preference for observation over participation into a career.
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Senior and junior leveraged loans as well as high yield bonds are being considered, they added.
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Federal regulators monitoring leveraged lending have said loans with leverage above 6.0 times deserve special scrutiny.
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Much of the leveraged loan issuance relates to private equity (PE) investments, another target of Warren's.
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One particular area of worry is the boom in leveraged lending -- bank loans to risky borrowers.
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Astronomers in Spain also leveraged the William Herschel Telescope in La Palma to get a glimpse.
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We're leveraged against two, I think, of the more fundamental trends going on in the world.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY UM's operating and market position compare well relative to similarly leveraged European telecoms peers.
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Prior to that he was an associate in leveraged and acquisition finance at HSBC from 2010.
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IL&FS' series of debt defaults last year showed much of the sector was highly leveraged.
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Flight Club's warehousing and international expertise will be leveraged on the retail side of the business.
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Now, series and shows are being created and leveraged for better revenue and audience development opportunities.
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Leveraged loans are given a higher interest rate to accommodate for the additional risk to lenders.
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Prior to that he was head of leveraged capital markets EMEA for Societe Generale in London.
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But the leveraged ETFs are arguably the most volatile and riskiest products the SEC has approved.
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Many have been burned by big bets on leveraged buyouts that resulted in restructuring or bankruptcy.
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Leveraged loans, which banks and other financial institutions extend to already indebted companies, have also ballooned.
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I didn't know what a leveraged buyout was, but it sounded more attractive than practicing law.
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Unlike most bond investments, which have fixed interest rates, leveraged loans typically have floating interest rates.
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As long as rates continue to push higher, there will be a demand for leveraged loans.
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Faddish, highly leveraged and speculative firms can find a buyer — if bankers price them right first.
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This novel is about the leveraged buyout of RJR Nabisco for $25 billion in the 1980s.
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Tarrant leveraged multiple online platforms to plan and promote his attack prior to carrying it out.
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For "Creed II," Jordan even leveraged the first film's success to create his own Nike shoe.
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Leveraged lending has increased in part because the economy is strong and interest rates are low.
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Since the integration, in terms of technology, we've leveraged a lot of the tech from Alibaba.
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At the time of Dell's leveraged buyout, Mr. Dell owned about 16 percent of the company.
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Representative Devin Nunes has leveraged his role defending President Trump to raise more than $17 million.
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The current leveraged-buyout boom has been spurred by some of the cheapest financing in history.
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The majority of US leveraged loans lack a full set of lender protections, known as covenants.
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"Having been twice spurned by lawmakers, the Obama administration leveraged the Volkswagen settlement," the groups charged.
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In the past, NASA has leveraged its technology and resources to help with hurricane relief efforts.
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In the US, Nomura is cutting back hard in its leveraged finance business, the person said.
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"The sub-sectors exposed represent about one-third of Fitch's European leveraged credit portfolio," Eyerman said.
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But Mr. González Jr. has leveraged his privilege, pressuring his peers to take on social issues.
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Bankers are putting together leveraged loan financings totaling around 6 times Cepia's approximate €60m-€70m Ebitda.
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Producers of a Nazi romance movie leveraged the DMCA to take down criticism of the movie.
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Most leveraged buyouts these days involve an equity check for about 40 percent of the value.
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He then leveraged that into an Amazon business after taking a couple online courses on Amazing.
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The emirate has also leveraged its status as an underdog to inspire its native-born population.
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Gold mining stocks are historically leveraged at two or three to one to the gold price.
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China has leveraged its economic development against Taiwan's previous area of comparative advantage — high-tech production.
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The grocer is also highly leveraged, with $12 billion in long-term debt and capitalized leases.
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Leveraged acquisitions may grab the headlines, but real estate and credit increasingly drive the firm's growth.
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Leveraged loan fees were the highest ever, topping the prior peak of US$9.3bn in 2014.
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This future engages communities to ensure local priorities are honored and private resources are usefully leveraged.
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Debt is expected to include leveraged loans and high-yield bonds, denominated in euros and dollars.
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Last year Warren expressed similar concerns about "growing risks" in the leveraged lending and CLO markets.
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For a graphic showing the volume of leveraged buyouts and private equity's war chest, see tmsnrt.
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This means requiring thicker capital cushions for the big banks and tighter leveraged loan underwriting standards.
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That means it can be leveraged in ways we've never before seen on a national stage.
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Marina Mulcair has been promoted to head the bank's European leveraged loan syndicate, a spokeswoman confirmed.
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And there is no question that some of the "leverage" will come out of leveraged buyouts.
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We shall all be watching very closely whether leveraged buying of the equity market balloons again.
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"After a slow start to the year, leveraged finance activity is picking up and Jefferies is broadly active with our clients, including leading Surgery Partners' $400 million senior unsecured notes offering which we completed last week," Jim Walsh, global head of leveraged finance at Jefferies, said.
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NEW YORK, May 9 (LPC) - US investors in leveraged loans are increasingly worried that companies' use of projected earnings figures in leveraged buyouts (LBOs) could blow up if the market turns south, derailing companies from meeting their revenue expectations and leaving them hung with billions in debt.
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Leveraged ETFs use derivatives or debt to amplify the daily gains of an underlying benchmark by as much as three times while inverse or "short" ETFs, which can also be leveraged, use derivatives to profit from the decline in the daily value of an underlying benchmark.
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"We do compare notes in terms of what we see in the leveraged lending space in the regulated institutions, and then we also certainly talk about and work with each other on examinations of leveraged lending activities," said Morris Morgan, chief operating officer at the OCC.
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LONDON, Feb 13 (LPC) - European leveraged loan and high-yield bond buyers are pushing companies they invest in to have a standard disclosure on environmental, social and governance, a move that is likely to turn up the heat on ESG adoption in the leveraged finance market.
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Yango's land bank is larger than most of the lower-leveraged homebuilder peers rated 'BB' and 'BB-'.
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Our thought bubble: Private equity is the polite term for what used to be called leveraged buyouts.
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But the share of total debt owed by highly leveraged firms has been fairly stable over time.
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Debt has piled up in China's opaque and ever-expanding corporate sector and in U.S. leveraged finance.
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I think he is a former leveraged New York City real estate speculator who loves low rates.
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DALIO: the -- a lot of the high-yield debt market has gone into leveraged loans and CLO.
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Banks and property developers are not highly leveraged and households have low debt and high savings levels.
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Financing and advisory revenues were 1% higher yoy, partly reflecting continued activity in acquisition and leveraged finance.
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A resolution on trade and tariffs could unleash a significant amount of capital, one leveraged lender said.
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High-yield funds are experiencing outflows this year, but cash continues to pour into leveraged loan funds.
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Like many others, he also believes the risks of leveraged loans could be much higher this cycle.
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He considered taking SoftBank private in what would have been the largest leveraged buyout of all time.
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Musk's proposed leveraged buyout could be the largest in history, even discounting the CEO's 20 percent stake.
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Has Audeze leveraged its considerable audio expertise to create something that's not only new but worth it?
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One advocacy group called UnKoch MyCampus,insists that Koch's funding efforts are being leveraged for political gain.
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As already noted, Trump leveraged time and money with an awful lot of help from cable news.
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That addition leveraged CGI (computer generated imagery) and worked with around 140 products at launch, Target said.
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The Federal Reserve set a precedent by adjusting the US Leveraged Lending Guidelines once they were implemented.
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Eligible traders can now trade up to 3X leveraged orders on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin order books.
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The media buzz surrounding our move leveraged our recruiting more than anything — we received hundreds of applications.
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However ugly its terms, both borrowers and investors have discovered beauty in the market for leveraged loans.
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The department added that airlines have successfully leveraged Farelogix's market position to negotiate lower fees with Sabre.
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They're cuter than us, too, and their cuteness can translate directly into hefty salaries, if leveraged correctly.
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Both companies leveraged the platforms of their partners to keep their respective assistants dominating the news cycles.
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The team has been tracking preexisting travel routes that could be leveraged to carry goods for delivery.
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Blackstone had bought the company from Cinven in 2007, backed by 1.25 billion euros of leveraged loans.
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Some of those services may have leveraged your data to undermine the very foundations of American democracy.
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But a company doesn't just have to look internally for innovation; external options also can be leveraged.
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As those two move forward in parallel, there's a huge symbiotic relationship to be leveraged for both.
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This is a leveraged ETF that allows traders to bet against bond prices with double the firepower.
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One manifestation is the popularity of leveraged loans—bond-like securities sold to syndicates of private investors.
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Last week, Viacom leveraged its onscreen talent in a public social media campaign to pressure AT&T.
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The report examined leveraged loans to already-indebted borrowers which typically have a higher chance of default.
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To develop the kit, the researchers leveraged a similar system they developed to detect the Ebola virus.
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"Auction houses are massively cyclical, it feels like a vanity project," a head of leveraged finance said.
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The rapid growth of leveraged loans is what most worries people about the growth in corporate debt.
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In this context the collateralised loan obligations (CLOs) found in the leveraged-loan market immediately sound suspicious.
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But unlike Greenspan's derivatives, leveraged loans are well-understood and held by institutions that understand their risks.
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For the tactical and actively managing investor, a leveraged position could work in a portfolio, said Jablonski.
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The company previously was known as ContextMedia, before purchasing rival AccentHealth last year in a leveraged transaction.
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The party leveraged voter enthusiasm and staggering fundraising to tip the balance of power in the chamber.
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Merlin had already taken out a £2.193 billion ($2.81 billion) loan as part of the leveraged buyout.
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This isn't the first time Ok Go's music video talents have been leveraged for unusual marketing strategies.
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Merlin had already taken out a £2.193 billion ($2.81 billion) loan as part of the leveraged buyout.
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Leveraged products will be allowed to amplify returns by a maxium of two times the underlying benchmark.
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Others have proposed a "too big to fail" tax to curb excessive borrowing at over-leveraged banks.
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Costello joins from Commerzbank, where he was head of loan capital markets within the leveraged finance group.
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Yet now, a partnership with Microsoft has leveraged machine learning to teach robots the art of Twizzling.
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"The financial system wasn't created for negative interest rates," said Kramer Levin leveraged finance partner Richard Farley.
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It had a busted deal with a leveraged buyout that was not completed due to financing issues.
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Brokerage firms have been penalized for selling leveraged ETFs to investors for whom they were not suitable.
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We could've made so much more money with no trouble by just being a little more leveraged.
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Europe's leveraged loan market is on fire, with enough cash to fund a number of jumbo buyouts.
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Sanders' marketing appeal has leveraged an American public growing more and more dissatisfied with campaign finance loopholes.
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The company originally launched a €4.23m leveraged loan at the end of June after a failed sale.
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Fewer leveraged loans have been launched so far this year, which is helping to keep demand high.
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Many of the techniques leveraged by the agency — such as waterboarding — are now widely considered torture. 2018.05.
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Leveraged loans totalling around 400m, equates to around 6 times SLV's approximate 65m Ebitda, the bankers said.
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EternalRocks leveraged seven of these exploits, including "EternalBlue," on which the ransomware is said to be based.
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Some of Refinitiv's existing leveraged buyout debt could be refinanced with investment-grade acquisition debt, sources said.
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"This is positive," said Richard Farley, head of the leveraged finance group at law firm Kramer Levin.
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Ed Rendell (D) to steer taxpayer money into an industry that she later leveraged for her career.
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When a company owner sells to an ESOP, the transaction is usually a kind of leveraged buyout.
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That buyout was backed with €695m of first and second lien leveraged loans, according to LPC data.
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In the case of President Obama's citizenship, Trump leveraged deep-seated racial fears to muster political support.
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Legacy systems can be integrated, leveraged, and extended quickly without changing the underlying systems, the company said.
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This is what finally led all of these leveraged risk arbitrage traders unwinding some of their positions.
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Her father is a managing director for leveraged finance in the New York office of Credit Suisse.
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This isn't the first time Amazon has leveraged its own AI component in partnerships with healthcare companies.
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Both attacks relied on exploits allegedly stolen from the NSA that leveraged a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows.
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It is also producing riskier deals and more aggressive market conditions, another senior leveraged finance banker said.
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"You used to see one bank willing to provide more leverage," a head of leveraged finance said.
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Historically, investors in leveraged loans have recovered 70 cents to 80 cents on the dollar in defaults.
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CLOs are the biggest buyers of leveraged loans, and the ruling is expected to boost CLO issuance.
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The housing market today has too much highly leveraged demand from investors and buyers chasing available supply.
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Staley said the bank's relative performance in debt capital markets and leveraged finance had been particularly strong.
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Average bids on Europe's top 40 leveraged loans was 100.5, according to TRLPC data on October 25.
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Part of the problem is the amount of demand for leveraged loans, especially for loans backing acquisitions.
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He worked hard, became Mr. Olympia and leveraged his winnings into a real estate and construction empire.
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AustralianSuper is an active investor in high yield, leveraged loans, lending in real estate and infrastructure companies.
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The debt is expected to be in the form of senior leveraged loans and second lien loans.
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Also joining Jefferies from Credit Suisse is Joseph Kieffer as U.S. head of leveraged finance capital markets.
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Those protections were leveraged less than a decade later in a landmark Supreme Court case, Olmstead v.
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McSally leveraged her closing remarks to hammer home the image of Sinema as an anti-war activist.
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To be sure, going private in this market is exceedingly tough, and Sears is already heavily leveraged.
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On a recent rainy day, I left my office to see empathy leveraged in yet another way.
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The pain is more acute among independent exploration and production companies, some of which are highly leveraged.
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Is the Fed concerned about relaxed lending conditions in parts of the debt markets, like leveraged loans?
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She has leveraged the attention to her benefit — like her new perfume that's called, what else, Truth.
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This is not the first time that regulators have scrutinized Wall Street banks for leveraged loan transactions.
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And Ms. Jepsen has leveraged her unusual celebrity to score high-profile video cameos in the past.
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That power corrupts, and that power can be leveraged to amass more power, was a familiar idea.
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Professor Stein is concerned that no one knows how the leveraged loans will perform in a downturn.
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And brands like Chipotle and PepsiCo have leveraged a Payouts feature for things like rebates and rewards.
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Mr. Rechnitz and Mr. Reichberg also leveraged their access to Mr. de Blasio for their personal interests.
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The fund combined multiple uncorrelated return strategies that are leveraged appropriately to maximize returns, while lowering risk.
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But any hope that his invitation to Washington could be leveraged in Mexico's favor now seem dashed.
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The level of capitalization of banks globally, they are less leveraged, and they are much more capital.
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China's government over the past year has sharpened its scrutiny of highly leveraged companies with overseas investments.
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Third, the new tax law actually puts more pressure on leveraged retailers (of which there are many).
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SO I THINK IT IS NOT A GREAT IDEA TO BE LEVERAGED LONG IN THE EQUITY MARKET.
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In addition to online courses, Chen leveraged online content such as finance/quantitative interview guides from Vault.
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Both are expected to be highly leveraged although the Ebitda adjustments vary between the bids, sources said.
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The attack, which took down popular websites like Twitter and Amazon, leveraged thousands of infected IoT devices.
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First, small-cap stocks tend to be more highly leveraged and therefore more susceptible to economic downturns.
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They added that a study of leveraged flows shows the MXN is the most attractive Latam currency.
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Olsen is an artist and jewelry maker who leveraged her small business to fund her athletic career.
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It is highly leveraged, with debt hanging over its head, as it works to stem sales losses.
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"The same services that we use as consumers are now being leveraged by our patients," he said.
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The bank also appointed Jurgen Stein as head of leveraged and acquisition financing in Germany, effective immediately.
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Leveraged loans to companies cutting expenses and improving terms far overshadowed lending to support mergers and acquisitions.
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Edwin Hubble leveraged Leavitt's law on the behavior of variable stars to gauge distances to certain nebulae.
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The broader M&A leveraged loan space, however, has been extremely sensitive to commodities among other risks.
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In the first quarter and third quarter of 2018, leveraged was 0.86 times and 0.8 times, respectively.
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"I think [Jacobs] snapped," a source close to the board said of the highly improbably leveraged buyout.
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Some investors cannot buy leveraged loans or bonds from highly indebted companies, which carry more repayment risk.
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About 73% of the leveraged institutional market in the first nine months of 2018 was covenant-lite.
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The staple financing is expected to comprise senior and junior leveraged loans denominated in euros and dollars.
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He said the maintenance of its top position in leveraged finance also helped its investment banking division.
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Adding to the risks, banks are also making large, leveraged bets on the direction of bond prices.
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Most private equity firms, though, are unable to underwrite and sell debt for their own leveraged buyouts.
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The result is kind of a master class in how vocabulary can be leveraged for insidious ends.
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In practice, this expertise most likely would be leveraged as an input for the BBC's own algorithms.
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"Leveraged Finance has for a long time been a key business for Bank of Ireland and we continue to grow the franchise in Europe and the US. We are delighted to have Etienne on the team - he brings with him a wealth of leveraged capital markets experience," McKenna said.
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Investors may also be spurred on by increased credit for leveraged buyouts - in China, a relatively new way to finance deals that came to the forefront in 2013, when a Carlyle-led consortium bought display advertising firm Focus Media for $3.7 billion in the country's biggest-ever leveraged buyout.
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US leveraged M&A volume of US$62.74bn was 47% lower in the third quarter compared to US$118.68bn a year earlier, according to LPC data, as uncertainty over the elections, corporate earnings and the prospect of Brexit took a toll on private equity and corporate leveraged acquisitions.
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The S&P/LSTA Leveraged Loan Index, which represents the overall loan market, hit a record US$1trn in loans outstanding on April 27, taking the US leveraged loan market close to its nearest point to high-yield bond outstandings of US$1.1trn, with 'only' a US$100bn gap.
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Driving the news: Perhaps most worrisome is the massive pile of highly leveraged debt that continues to grow.
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In a market that has been inhospitable to leveraged buyouts, the ADT deal is the largest in 2016.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Electronic trading in the US$303bn leveraged loan market celebrates its one-year anniversary Friday.
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The leveraged loan financing equates to around 7.75 times CPA Global's approximate £145m-£150m Ebitda, the sources said.
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The business is not leveraged high — we have about 30-35% in debt, and the rest is equity.
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It then acquired a £1.3bn minority stake in Euro Garages in 2016, backed by £745m of leveraged loans.
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Can the Department of Defense's need for weather satellite data be leveraged to do anything useful for NOAA?
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One of those flaws was then leveraged in an attack on Firefox users, Mozilla disclosed at the time.
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"Dividend recaps have become trickier," said a global co-head of leveraged finance at a bank in London.
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Some US companies, Moynihan noted, have borrowed so heavily that they're leveraged at up to 12 times earnings.
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Highly leveraged companies led the way down in late 2018 and have led the way higher this year.
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As mentioned above, the early open-source projects leveraged the community as key contributors to the software base.
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Indeed, the issue was so toxic that George W. Bush had leveraged it to assist his 22013 reelection.
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"This suggests the leveraged fund community largely missed out on the dollar rally," analysts at ANZ Research wrote.
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Most leveraged and inverse tracker products are U.S.-listed, and have proliferated as the ETF industry itself expanded.
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The President leveraged the power of his office for personal gain and the choice before us is clear.
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The total volume of outstanding leveraged loans has exceeded the $1.2 trillion junk bond market, according to Moody's.
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This isn't the first time Google has leveraged crowdsourcing to improve and expand its collection of business data.
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Other internet firms besides Facebook are also facing rising scrutiny over how Russia may have leveraged their platforms.
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And they usually come with collateral, putting leveraged-loan investors ahead of unsecured creditors should a borrower default.
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Sphero leveraged that connection in the breakout Star Wars: The Force Awakens toy, a remote control BB-8.
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The country's economy is slowing too and it is more highly leveraged than it was a decade ago.
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Reagan and Schwarzenegger leveraged this image into actual political power—and so, in his way, has Donald Trump.
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Funding could become scarcer, as general partners leading top leveraged buyout firms are weighing whether to do deals.
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"We need to work toward reforming laws so that the Espionage Act is not leveraged against our citizens."
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The Frontline Generation leveraged differences, built coalitions and found the common ground to make it to higher ground.
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"The LLG has constrained bank leveraged lending," said J. Paul Forrester, a partner at Mayer Brown in Chicago.
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Due to Hamilton's high debt, it would need to demonstrate a sustained outperformance relative to less leveraged peers.
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Brian Moynihan, America's top leveraged loans banker, is joining the concern chorus over high levels of corporate debt.
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Private equity firms acquired both Payless and Nine West in leveraged buyouts that burdened them with heavy debtloads.
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He then leveraged Monday night deliveries — a Greek system tradition — to systematically create dense networks on college campuses.
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"We think content is just a dry, bland, over-leveraged, oversaturated space," said founder and CEO Simon Berg.
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Two weeks ago, we reported that Uber was in talks to raise $1-2 billion in leveraged loans.
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Last month, sources confirmed to TechCrunch that Uber had plans to raise $1-2 billion in leveraged loans.
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One more perk for Uber, private debt, like this leveraged loan, does not have to be publicly disclosed.
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It is hard to judge the overlap between these leveraged loans and the debts of fragile public companies.
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The six-times earnings limit was breached in 22011% of leveraged loans issued in 212, according to LCD.
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"You think the banks are going to turn down the president's son on a leveraged loan?" he asked.
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Del Canto's return is the latest move by the UK bank to bolster its leveraged finance syndicate desk.
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On Instagram, our customers send us more beautiful photography than we could do ourselves and we've leveraged that.
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Prior to joining Guggenheim, Mayer served as Nomura's head of leveraged finance and financial sponsors in the Americas.
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A recession would make it more difficult for highly-leveraged companies to refinance debt and sell down assets.
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Weak Standalone Profile: Changsha Pilot is highly leveraged due to its capital intensive land and infrastructure development business.
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But this leaves media professionals that have increasingly leveraged Facebook for content distribution and monetization in a pickle.
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"I look at each of the creators we work with as an under-leveraged media property," Fishman says.
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"Risks associated with leveraged lending activities are building in contrast to the portfolio overall," according to the report.
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The Goldbergs also leveraged a more competitive offer from a comparable school, a strategy that college consultants recommend.
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Zeti: Well, first of all I have to tell you that we do monitor any highly leveraged entity.
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"If there's an impeachment that's not going to be great for the market," the leveraged finance banker said.
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However, Wind Tre is significantly more leveraged than its peers, which justifies a multi-notch difference in ratings.
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Personal and professional relationships are leveraged, legal boundaries are pushed, and influence is peddled through every means available.
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The researchers then leveraged a quantum property of these electrons called spin to store information as quantum bits.
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Deals with leverage above 7.0 times make up 26.4% of leveraged buyouts this year, according to LPC data.
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BAML is expected to take a leading role on the leveraged financing backing the buyout, alongside other banks.
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All of these companies started with the problem and leveraged the tech we use everyday to solve it.
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China has, in this sense, become $5 trillion more leveraged compared to the U.S. in just five years.
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Lampert took control of Kmart after its bankruptcy and then leveraged its stock to acquire Sears in 2005.
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It is true that some of the new regulation has taken banks out of financing leveraged buyouts directly.
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"I would agree this is a highly leveraged company but not a short-term default candidate," he added.
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Investors have become reluctant to put money into highly leveraged companies as rising interest rates impact refinancing costs.
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As of October 2016, there were 88 brokerages operating in Turkey, almost half of them offering leveraged transactions.
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The chain is one of many retailers struggling with a high debt load tied to a leveraged buyout.
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A number of projects have leveraged the Kinect camera from Microsoft's Xbox to pull off in-game personalization.
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Flannery, who joined GE Capital in 1987, focused on leveraged buyouts and later led the corporate restructuring group.
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Monies can't be used by the state in any form, including how social security has been leveraged federally.
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Alternately, other dating apps have leveraged users' location for "missed connections" type features, as with the app Happn.
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These opportunities are morally neutral: humans have leveraged political institutions to provide public education and murder ethnic minorities.
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His novels contain little coziness and much mass murder, their daring perhaps leveraged by his own domestic regularity.
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It wouldn't be surprising to see it also leveraged to push Amazon's own fashion brands to consumers, either.
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The biggest acquisition, Apollo Global Management's roughly $3.1 billion leveraged buyout of Claire's Stores Inc, restructured in 2016.
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In particular, homeownership allows households to generate leveraged wealth, using borrowed money to increase the rate of return.
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It also digs at the Wall Street Journal's report that Russian spies leveraged Kaspersky Lab software in attacks.
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However, due to its function as the main financial intermediary of AECR members, the bank is highly leveraged.
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The move is aggravating the technical conditions dominating Europe's leveraged loan market, where demand has far outweighed supply.
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NEW YORK, May 30 (LPC) - Deutsche Bank has hired Mike Macchia as a director in leveraged loan sales.
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"There is a lot of primary [in leveraged loans] that will be launched regardless," the CLO manager said.
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Highly leveraged deals are usually reserved for upper mid-market companies which can access the institutional loan market.
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In the porous logic of prejudice, hoaxes are leveraged to undermine any and all claims of racist attacks.
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It remains unclear what method the agency leveraged to access the phone or what information it has obtained.
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Maccagnan quite likely recognizes their frustration, much as he recognizes that the roster is leveraged toward contending now.
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Looming regulatory constraints are also curbing demand from Collateralized Loan Obligation funds, the biggest buyers of leveraged loans.
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The pair were previously managing directors in the leveraged capital markets team and are both based in London.
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During his time there, Mr. Bollenbach prevented Mr. Trump from taking over the chain through a leveraged buyout.
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The almost $1 billion required would have been one of the most expensive leveraged loans signed this year.
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Indeed, they leveraged up the whole housing finance system, making the system, as well as themselves, much riskier.
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In corporate news, Bloomberg News reported private equity company KKR formally approached Walgreens about a potential leveraged buyout.
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Tunstall refinanced its total debt in 22014 with a £350m all-senior leveraged loan, according to TRLPC data.
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To do so, they leveraged the team's every asset, putting a fatal amount of debt on the club.
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This idea was leveraged by startup tech company Dojo-Labs to create a smart-home IoT security solution.
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In the vanguard are state-owned enterprises, many of which are already leveraged to the hilt at home.
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LONDON, March 8 (IFR) - Mark Bamford has joined GMP Securities as head of leveraged finance and capital markets.
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"This acquisition brings tremendous talent and leading technology to Elavon, which can be leveraged across the European market."
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The private sector remains highly leveraged, weighing on the performance of the overall economy and the banking sector.
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Sears, which filed for bankruptcy this week, was among the companies that took what are called leveraged loans.
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Cash-rich investors seem eager to invest in the deal, which is new to the leveraged loan market.
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He gave the tape to Breitbart, who leveraged his platform and experience with the web into maximum publicity.
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As is the case with properties owned by most developers, Mr. Trump's properties appear to be highly leveraged.
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Leveraged buyouts in the technology sector averaged 7.5 times EBITDA in 2018, according to financial data provider Refinitiv.
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The lack of jumbo M&A deals and loan repricing continues to restrict the supply of leveraged loans.
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Fame that he was able to leverage, over time, into more fame that he leveraged into more money.
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This is similar to other 'leveraged' events like the financial crisis, tech bubble or Asian crisis/'87 crash.
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Smarsh: The term "elite" is successfully leveraged by conservative propagandists seeking to cast coastal liberals as condescending snobs.
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In 2016, Sanders leveraged the momentum from his surprise win in Michigan to compete deep into the primaries.
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That ploy worked; ever since, Mr. Musk has leveraged his growing celebrity as if it were a currency.
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Warren told Mnuchin that underwriting standards in leveraged loans are poor, and there are few protections for lenders.
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Through these conversations, Mr. Marron is able to spin negativity into something that can be leveraged for good.
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Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan are leading the €9723bn leveraged loan financing, alongside Santander, BNP Paribas and ING.
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Mr. Bolsonaro leveraged the attention into a successful run for City Council in Rio de Janeiro in 1988.
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In Los Angeles, film director Lulu Wang leveraged her popularity to help a friend organize a PPE drive.
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It feels as if our future has indeed been leveraged for a few years of peace and quiet.
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Echoing an attack introduced and continually leveraged — in false ways — by Mr. Trump could risk raising Democrats' ire.
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Over the years, the group, run by Stephen A. Schwarzman, has expanded far beyond its leveraged-buyout roots.
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Banks and institutions bolstered investments by creating their own digital services and leveraged fintech startups in cooperative partnerships.
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But not all retailers will get a windfall from the bill and leveraged, unprofitable companies will fare worst.
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"Market sentiment isn't great now and it's obviously tough to do a repricing," said a leveraged finance head.
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There were only two U.S. leveraged buyouts with a private equity minority stake last year, according to Dealogic.
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Democrats leveraged the lawsuit to secure huge gains in the 2018 midterms and ultimately retook the House majority.
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Tyler Wallace, portfolio manager at Fair Oaks Capital admitted the restricted industries aren't traditionally European leveraged buyout targets.
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J. Crew has around $1.7 billion in debt, much of it brought on by a 2011 leveraged buyout.
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"Trump leveraged his wealth to convince working-class people that he could deal with these changes," Ryan said.
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They added that a study of leveraged flows shows the Mexican currency is the most attractive Latam currency.
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Every dollar that OPIC invested leveraged another $2.55 in additional financing for critical economic development initiatives last year.
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Less than 503% of the leveraged loans issued in the first half of the year represented new financing.
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When teams are diverse and inclusive, everyone's differences are not simply tolerated, but appreciated, understood and leveraged appropriately.
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Leveraged loans are extended by banks to companies with weak credit ratings and sold in bundles to investors.
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BlackRock said it neither endorses nor provides the leveraged exchange-traded notes that tumbled as market volatility soared.
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IHeart was taken private by Bain Capital and Thomas H. Lee Partners in a leveraged buyout in 2008.
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Cheap corporate borrowing also boosts earnings growth at leveraged companies, reinforcing the conviction that good news will continue.
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But the episode prompted concerns about whether the tools could be leveraged by hackers to attack unpatched systems.
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Facebook and Twitter leveraged all this good publicity to give themselves more central roles in politics and policy.
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Yet there is one big exception: Vanguard will not offer commission-free access to leveraged or inverse ETFs.
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LEVERAGED LIFELINE Brookfield's latest A$1bn loan has added to the growing M&A loan pipeline from Australia.
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Debt could be in the form of leveraged loans and high-yield bonds, denominated in euros and dollars.
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The tax bill is seen helping some of the hospital companies, but not those that are heavily leveraged.
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In one case, he leveraged the adoration of an underage fan and aspiring musician into sexually explicit communications.
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Those are the times when, historically, her predecessors have leveraged the opportunity to make a soft tactical point.
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This shifting narrative is one that Taylor has actively participated in, perpetuated and leveraged to her personal advantage.
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The company has historically leveraged public dissatisfaction with the safety and efficiency of cabs to attract new riders.
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So the scammer leveraged Bitcoin's irreversible nature against the more flexible dispute-driven system of the credit industry.
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NEW YORK, July 29 (IFR) - Allen & Overy hired a team of five leveraged finance partners in New York in an effort to significantly expand the international law firm's presence in the US. The team will be led by senior leveraged finance partner Scott Zemser, who is joining from White & Case.
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"I have expressed concerns about leveraged lending," Yellen said during a keynote discussion that was closed to the press.
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The fixed income asset management firm appointed Jean-Yves Guibert and Marc Kemp to its global leveraged finance team.
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Leveraged loan specialists Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and RBC fell out of the top five in the first quarter.
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There's a lot going on on the business side, since it's a real estate business, but we're leveraged low.
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Companies are, of course, tapping the torrid demand for floating-rate loans, often to finance mergers and leveraged buyouts.
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In order to trade on CxStocks, your CPU would be leveraged to generate currency for you to trade with.
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The firm is known for putting together leveraged buyouts in the technology sector rather than providing investment banking advice.
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Institutional share of leveraged loans edged lower to 58 percent in the third quarter, against 60 percent from 2017.
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In addition, McLaren's financial risk profile "is constrained by its very highly leveraged capital structure", said the rating agency.
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Patel joins JPM from Credit Suisse where he was most recently head of distressed debt and leveraged finance trading.
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How highly leveraged the firm is will also be considered, given China's desire to control its level of indebtedness.
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I would gear towards 5G and try to find new ways to create broadcasts that leveraged high-bitrate opportunities.
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The yen has been a funding currency favorite for leveraged investors betting on a further upside for the euro.
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For some investors, the implosion of these widely available leveraged products evokes past crises triggered by excessive financial engineering.
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A secondary concern for Allen is the farms that are very leveraged and are struggling in the short-term.
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"Particularly late in the cycle, or if you're leveraged, the sector can offer stability," says Jim Momtazee of KKR.
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However, it's not the first time that Target has leveraged third-party technology to enhance its consumer-facing products.
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Leveraged loans, which are for companies with high levels of debt, have proliferated as investors seek higher-yielding assets.
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It is also a function of competition among law firms in a hot market, a leveraged finance head said.
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A worryingly large share of recent borrowing has come in the form of leveraged loans, an alternative to bonds.
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Notably, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, one of the pioneers of the leveraged buyout industry, does not engage in the practice.
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Some private equity firms opted for private investment in public equities, or PIPEs, in lieu of large leveraged buyouts.
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The rush was accelerated by another fund which made a leveraged bet on the performance of the VanEck ETF.
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They have debt equivalent to 17% of their assets, making them among the least leveraged participants in global markets.
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LONDON, Jan 15 (IFR) - Jefferies has appointed Bala Ramesh as European co-head of leveraged finance alongside Nick Rodolakis.
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They were very leveraged to oil so there was a lot of – JEFF UBBEN: So we get off oil.
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That body of work left behind a repository of knowledge, patents, and expertise that could be leveraged by DJI.
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In particular, they said, the CEO helped assuage doubts about the German lender's commitment to its leveraged finance business.
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Today, everyone understands undoubtedly that tech-leveraged companies have a chance to win mid-long term – in any industry.
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According to S&P Global Market Intelligence, a data provider, over a third of leveraged loans refinance existing debt.
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Falling returns come as regulators increase their criticism of looser underwriting in the US$1.1trn US leveraged loan market.
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However, recovery expectations for performing loans are likely to remain higher than for similarly leveraged borrowers in other sectors.
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One wrong bet in a leveraged scenario in the public markets can wipe out a fund several times over.
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After a highway bridge collapse in Atlanta, Georgia, Waze leveraged their mobile app to provide updates to local users.
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"Surprisingly, there are still quite a few advertisers who haven't leveraged the potential of Instagram's ad products," he said.
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With the Brexit deadline approaching, leveraged funds increased their net short positions on sterling in the week to Aug.
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In a "regulatory storm", officials have reined in borrowing by highly leveraged firms and strengthened supervision of financial dealings.
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As AI systems and APIs get leveraged together to build adaptive and actionable platforms, the customer journey changes dramatically.
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This could reduce funding costs and ease the risks of leveraged acquisitions, which are commonly pursued by buyout firms.
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But other leveraged chains are struggling under declining reimbursements, higher costs, lower occupancy and increased federal scrutiny over billing.
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This is an Oaktree Capital-backed leveraged buyout, created when Oaktree merged Pierre Foods and Advance Brands in 2010.
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The Fed might not be raising rates, but it is again warning about Corporate America's reliance on leveraged loans.
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Okuliar joined Carlyle in February 2014 from UBS where he served as head of leveraged capital markets in London.
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During the February slide in markets, inverse and often leveraged ETFs based specifically on the VIX index magnified losses.
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As investors look for high yields, leveraged loans packaged into securities can offer an attractive risk-return, they said.
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One of them saw his fellow co-head Henrik Gobel become sole head, running DCM, ECM and leveraged finance.
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For Trump, their implicit performance of tell-it-like-it-is Blackness can be strategically leveraged as self-affirmation.
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"Technology needs to be leveraged to automate things that can and should be automated," says chief executive David Tal.
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Refinitiv took on $13.5 billion in debt as part of its leveraged buyout, according to Moody's Investors Service Inc.
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And any fund with leveraged or inverse exposure to the market is intended for a single-day trade only.
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In Europe, 21.9% of leveraged loans are covenant-lite, compared with around 2200% in 211, according to S&P.
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Athletes have long leveraged their platforms to advance philanthropic causes, but today they're doing so against a troubling backdrop.
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That in mind, it might be wise to give your portfolio a quick X-ray for any leveraged holdings.
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At the same time, the private and public sectors in most advanced economies have become highly leveraged, he noted.
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Excluding leveraged ETFs, XBI has fallen more than any other exchange-traded fund in 2016, as of Friday's close.
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When banks became over-leveraged and liquidity dried up, the resulting freeze nearly brought down the U.S. financial system.
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The ransomware has been linked a North Korean-run hacking operation, which leveraged a tool built by the NSA.
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Imagine what could happen if major national corporations leveraged their platforms and put real resources toward this collective effort.
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The move is representative of a comeback in leveraged buyouts for one of the world's largest private equity firms.
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The ability to manage a leveraged balance sheet is constrained by cyclical exposure and customer and product concentration risks.
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Despite improvement, weak underwriting and erosion of covenant protection remain supervisory concerns in leveraged lending, according to the report.
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The homebuilder has aggresively leveraged its balance sheet, and had borrowings of $57 billion at the end of June.
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Some 160 companies are also in danger because, while less leveraged, they are facing cash-flow constraints, Deloitte said.
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"There could be a pause for higher-quality issuers coming to the market," a senior leveraged finance banker said.
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Now, that data is collected and leveraged by bad actors in an attempt to manipulate you and your friends.
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This falls within the US leveraged lending guidelines, which raises red flags when deals are levered over 6.0 times.
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Hackers leveraged thousands of devices, including digital video records, network-connected video cameras, and routers, to perpetrate the attack.
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It is a highly anticipated deal for the leveraged loan market, which has been deprived of event-driven financings.
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Data, leveraged through AI or intelligent user interfaces can have a huge impact on solving problems in these industries.
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Proceeds from the bridge refinance debt of the same size that backed the leveraged buyout of Refinitiv last year.
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JPMorgan reported relatively aggressive moves into "value" stocks - in particular banks - and away from shares leveraged to economic growth.
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In the broader market, the average ratio of all leveraged buyout debt to earnings now stands at 5.9 times.
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Average bids on Europe's top 40 leveraged loans fell to 99.42 on April 9 from 99.85 on March 7.
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Beyond the big global banks, private equity firms that specialize in leveraged buyouts are also worried about this idea.
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"It's a package deal," said Richard Farley, chair of the leveraged finance group at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP.
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The European leveraged loan and high-yield bond market has maximum capacity of €22014bn-€113bn, depending on credit rating.
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Over-leveraged homeowners who took on more debt than they could afford directly contributed to the recent financial crisis.
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In 2017, Greenhill and Bok helped engineer a partial leveraged buyout when they injected $20 million into the firm.
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The leveraged loan market serves below investment-grade borrowers and has grown in size to more than US$1trn.
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Moody's separately said the Senate plan to limit interest deductions would impact leveraged borrowers more than the House bill.
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Technology can also be leveraged behind the scenes to help service younger clients and make them profitable, said Thompson.
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Leveraged products, like the United States 3x Oil Fund (USOU), up 55.5 percent this year, have done even better.
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Wynn Resorts and Las Vegas Sands, which are more leveraged to betting in Nevada, declined slightly following the ruling.
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Leveraged loans are underperforming relative to an index of Treasuries that mature in seven to 10 years, Wilson said.
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The Mongols leveraged their better way of pairing horses, stirrups and bows and arrows to conquer their massive empire.
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It's a complex and highly leveraged attempt by the perennial takeover target to turn itself into a buyer instead.
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In order for the reports to carry any weight they must not only be written, they must be leveraged.
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The case applied to the Lyondell case and other leveraged buyouts equally, at least those litigated in New York.
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"This extended period of benign credit conditions has helped many weak, highly leveraged companies to avoid default," she wrote.
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Offers of aid were leveraged by Nasser to extract better terms from the Soviet Union, his preferred military partner.
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Many of these vehicles could struggle to make it over the line unless leveraged loan supply picks up markedly.
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He said the company also operates a banking division, which could be leveraged to help fund rooftop solar infrastructure.
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In Hong Kong, leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds, that reward investors when markets collapse, have seen record buying.
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Jeb Slowik will also join Jefferies from Credit Suisse as co-head of leveraged finance origination alongside Rob Fullerton.
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It leveraged Wikipedia to amass a dataset of 100,000 high-quality sentences, integrated the natural-language processing tool Spacy.
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In August, US$16.8bn of new money loans were completed, of which US$11.2bn, or 66.7%, backed leveraged buyouts.
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