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Subway — What could the debt markets digest?

Bill Weisbrod's avatar
David Bell's avatar
  1. Bill Weisbrod
  2. +David Bell
4 min read

The owners of ubiquitous eatery Subway are reportedly trying to sell the company, seeking a valuation of around $10bn. Private equity interest is expected, but to some bankers the prospect of another giant LBO financing might seem about as appetizing as a week-old sandwich.

Industry sources tell us that a few potential financing options are on the table: they include staple financing from JPMorgan, which is advising on Subway’s sale process, as well as a potential whole business securitization.

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