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A&O Shearman advises Fairfax on USD1.65 billion consortium acquisition of Kennedy Wilson

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By Sean J. Skiffington, Ryan Robski, Michael R Steinberg, Larry Crouch, Jonathan Cheng Verified, Ken Rivlin, Ana Aur, Harry S. Rouse, Azka Anees, Brandon Fawbush, Brendan Holman, Harlan Rosenson, Luca Marescotti
| aoshearman.com
A&O Shearman is advising Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited (TSX: FFH and FFH.U) (“Fairfax”) in the acquisition of Kennedy-Wilson Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: KW) (“Kennedy Wilson”) in a take-private transaction by a consortium led by Kennedy Wilson’s Chairman and CEO and certain other senior executives of the company, together with Fairfax.
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A&O Shearman advises gategroup on Term Loan B repricing

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By Harry S. Rouse, Adam Zecharia, Jack Mellett
| aoshearman.com
Strong investor demand supported a tighter than anticipated reduction in the margin, with both the euro and U.S. dollar term loan margins being reduced by 75 basis points to 350 basis points. The transaction included a fully fungible add-on of EUR215 million and USD75m to gategroup’s euro and U.S. dollar-denominated tranches of Term Loan B (respectively).
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Daily newspaper since 1855

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By Harry S. Rouse
| Santa Barbara News-Press Verified
Letters: No promoting from within? With great amusement I read Thursday's front-page story on the impending retirement of Santa Barbara Police Chief Cam Sanchez. NPTV Content, Radio and Obituaries are free for all NewsPress.com users. However, in order to view local articles online (Local, Life, Sports, Scene, etc.) one must either have an online registration or a subscription to the print version of the newspaper. Online monthly registration is only $0.20 per day or $6.00 per month.
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