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Banks commit to new deals despite volatility and hung debt risk

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Banks commit to new deals despite volatility and hung debt risk

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  1. Yiwen Lu
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•3 min read

Tariff-related volatility may have slowed deal flow in the leveraged finance primary market, but it hasn’t stopped banks from underwriting a handful of debt financings for new acquisition and buyout processes.

Transactions in the pipeline include a $625m bridge loan via Bank of America to support StoneX’s acquisition of brokerage firm R.J. O’Brien & Associates, in addition to reported committed financing from Jefferies and UBS for Bain Capital’s buyout of Sizzling Platter.

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