Taking the Credit — Europe’s sports clubs turn to stadium debt

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Private Credit

Software’s second coming finds a new price

Seven months after a stormy SaaSpocalypse sent lenders scrambling to reassess their exposure, European software deals are pricing around 50bps-75bps wider than before the sell-off, according to 9fin sources.

5 Oct 2026

| Europe

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ABF

Distressed

Investment Grade

Private Credit

Hot Stacks — Tracking the AI data infrastructure financing boom

Hot Stacks is 9fin’s weekly take on data center finance — the deals moving the market, the people behind them, and the risks and opportunities buried in the stack.

24 Sept 2026

| US

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Private Credit

Credit CVs boost primary fundraising — aided by staples

GPs are increasingly negotiating so-called staple asks, meaning LPs entering a continuation vehicle agree to commit a portion of their capital to the GP’s primary fundraise, according to 9fin sources.

23 Sept 2026

| Europe

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Private Credit

Abano lenders agree last-minute amend and extend on A$85m loan

Abano Healthcare Grouphas agreed with lenders to amend and extend an A$85m ($60.4m) term loan due 29 November 2026, according to 9fin sources.

23 Sept 2026

| APAC

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Private Credit

ParetoHealth eyes $6bn sale, direct lenders look to port debt

Warburg Pincus and Great Hill Partners are exploring a sale of medical benefits group manager ParetoHealth which could value the company at around $6bn, according to 9fin sources.

18 Sept 2026

| US

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LevFin

Private Credit

Hacker group claims PantherX Rare data breach

A ransom hacking group claims it has breached internal systems of the rare disease pharmacy PantherX Rareto obtain sensitive customer data, just as the company’s bankers are attempting to offload loans backing its buyout by Warburg Pincus.

18 Sept 2026

| US