Posts Tagged ‘Loan Pricing’

“I believe in being fully transparent,” we told our spouse, negotiating NFL playoff viewing rights this past weekend. “It’s working,”…

“US credit markets are grinding to a halt.” So warned the front page of Monday’s Financial Times. Followers of this…

Loan prices for the most liquid leveraged names continued to drift lower this week in the wake of continued volatility…

Being off-kilter made it world-famous, but that condition is slowly being remedied. Almost since it was built in 1173, the…

Amid all the wondrous frolicking enjoyed by many this past holiday weekend, we were reminded again of one corollary to…

Last week we noted the coincidence between “Pi Day” and the birth date of Albert Einstein, but pondered any π…

We noted with interest the “Pi Day” celebrations last Saturday. 3/14/15 echoed that mathematical constant (the definition of which escapes…

Pricing flex is a relatively recent phenomenon in the history of leveraged loans. Prior to 1998 lead arrangers would price…

Call it Bother of the Bride. The singer/guitarist of a wedding band posts a picture of the mother’s blue and…