Deals
Private Equity-Owned Companies Sell New Bonds in Credit Rally
- Surgery Partners marketing new leveraged loan in dollars
- Verisure reopens Europe’s junk market after two-month drought
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Emboldened by Federal Reserve backing, companies owned by private equity firms are looking to get in on the global rally in the credit market.
Surgery Partners Inc., which is majority owned by Bain Capital, is bringing just the fourth U.S. leveraged loan in the past month, while Verisure Holding AB, a Swedish security systems maker owned by Hellman & Friedman, reopened Europe’s high-yield market Thursday with the first deal in nearly two months.