Utility says proposal prepared by The Water Retail Company chief Rupert Redesdale with Muinín Holdings has ‘little credibility’
There are multiple vulnerabilities and faultlines that could be ruthlessly unpicked
Even the index providers are puzzled by the ambush
June issuance of about €23bn comes as companies take advantage of lower borrowing costs
US department store chain has made some of its creditors very unhappy with their unequal treatment
Deal with Australian investor will see lenders including Ares and Westbourne take significant haircuts on their debt
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Investors have exited funds at fastest rate since 2020 at height of Covid pandemic
Bond investing group buys as long-term borrowing costs soar to record highs
Company that borrowed billions from investors collapses into insolvency over unpaid Dutch tax
Media group reduces $36bn debt balance ahead of planned split into two companies
Companies dispense with ESG projects or quietly fund them in contrast with Europe where activity remains above 2021 levels
Systemic risk prioritised over international norms as country returns to zero failure era
Economic weakness and high debt burdens have made businesses more attractive targets
Markets fear a new wave of volatility next month when a deadline for trade negotiations ends
Weak creditor protection in deals gives advantage to those with the resources to examine documentation
Messaging app’s finances are booming even as chief Pavel Durov fights French case over alleged content failings
Deal will help AI data centre operator raise fresh capital after size of IPO was cut in Wall Street debut in March
Struggling club risks ending up nearly a yard offside
Issuance exceeds €40bn thanks to lower borrowing costs and the opportunity to diversify funding sources
Move sets up potential showdown at Wolfspeed between junior investors and private equity giant Apollo
AI data centre provider returns to investors with potential bond offerings that could reduce cost of borrowing
Analysts and investors believe restructuring of international business could be more aggressive than French unit
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