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9fin | Jitters in the credit markets have seemingly claimed another victim. That’s after veterinary clinic group IVC Evidensia (B3/B-/B) decided to pull its 2031 A&E due to adverse market conditions, market sources told 9fin.
9fin | Hopes that the AI-driven selloff would stay contained to the software sector are fading, as multiple buyside sources pointed to the sudden weakness in bonds and loans from insurance brokerages this week over concerns that AI could provide a viable alternative to their services.
9fin | On this episode, Anna Russi speaks with Mitch Soiefer, partner and head of lender finance at SLR Capital Partners, to unpack how working capital assets are being carved out of traditional credit agreements to keep capital flowing, and why these structures tend to show up late in the credit cycle.
Don’t miss out on news you won’t find anywhere else — get The Memo US and The Memo Europe in your inbox every two weeks. All eyes were on the century bond as Alphabet concluded its triple-currency borrowing spree on Tuesday with $11.5bn-equivalent sterling and Swiss franc counterparts, following the $20bn already raised on Monday to fund its AI spending.
9fin's article on Rabobank being among the lead banks that will provide a €1bn debt package to back CVC’s take over of Animal Nutrition and Health (ANH), a carve out from DSM Firmenich.
Covenants are a core source of investor protection in sub-investment grade bonds and loans, shaping what companies can - and can’t - do. This course explains how the most important covenants work, and how to assess the risks they create for investors.
UK equipment finance lender Propel Finance began marketing the equity tranche of its long-anticipated inaugural ABS transaction on Tuesday, ahead of a broader placement of the rest of the capital stack.
The full year and second half private credit law firm league tables are compiled, with Paul Hastings taking the number one spot overall for the year with 232 deals, knocking H1 25's leader Davis Polk down into second place with 167 deals. Paul Hastings also took first place in H2 with 119 deals and the US number one spot for FY 25 with 198 deals.
9fin | In this episode, deputy LevFin editor Sasha Padbidri sat down with reporter Yiwen Lu and senior reporter Sunny Oh, to discuss the resurgence of the so-called pro-rata market.
As the fallout from Optimum’s antitrust lawsuit continues to reverberate through the restructuring world, one question now towers above the rest: What will become of the driving force behind Kirkland & Ellis’s dominant company-side liability management practice.
China’s developers tap offshore markets Chinese property developers are re-entering global credit markets at a strong pace in 2026. By the end of January, six mainland Chinese and Hong Kong property firms together raised $2.2bn in debt — enough to eclipse the total raised throughout all of 2024.
The first trading week of February was flush with activity for the US investment grade bond market, with consensus expectations already surpassed by Tuesday largely thanks to a jumbo deal from Oracle, and utilities chasing debt funded growth in AI.
