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Will Camp Lavi as we know it live on? Camp parents make hail-Mary play in Simad Holding’s bankruptcy

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Will Camp Lavi as we know it live on? Camp parents make hail-Mary play in Simad Holding’s bankruptcy

At the eleventh hour, an objection has been filed from a “Committee of Concerned Parents of Camp Lavi,” who put a $10m bid on the table — which represents a 14% increase over the current Ohel bid. The parents write in their letter that they did not know about the sale process “until after the sale process had been substantially concluded.” Beginning 6 August, the parents assembled to retain counsel, find the funds, file an objection, corral the support of creditors, and wage the war to keep Camp Lavi as its beloved self.

Ares scales back private credit continuation fund after pricing expectations fall short

Ares had to reduce the transaction perimeter for one of its continuation funds from around €700m fair market value to approximately €350m FMV, after potential investors in the fund pushed back on pricing expectations, according to 9fin sources.

Excess Spread — Which assets should banks own, MFS returns

We’re going to knit together three very different trades here, whose only unifying feature is that they landed on my desk this week. But they all shed different beams of light on what’s kind of an existential question for asset-backed markets — which assets should be in the banking system and which shouldn’t?

Bright, bright Sunrun-y day — solar deal draws congrats from Goldman

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9Questions — Marco Busca, Generali — Secondary chances

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Financing the AI boom: Capital, commitments and credit risk

The AI buildout is the largest single-sector capital allocation in credit market history. In this whitepaper, 9fin's newsroom and 9fin AI trace where the money is flowing, where the risks are stacking up, and how credit is being repriced across public and private markets.

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