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Excess Spread — Lendable lessons, bad bunch Among UK non-bank lenders, Lendable probably has the most extreme public presence vs balance sheet ratio — that is, a very large and successful lending business, with a very limited public profile. In general the firm has stayed out of the limelight (a notable exception being an enthusiastic FT article this May), and we haven’t written much either.
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Excess Spread — Lendable lessons, bad bunch Among UK non-bank lenders, Lendable probably has the most extreme public presence vs balance sheet ratio — that is, a very large and successful lending business, with a very limited public profile. In general the firm has stayed out of the limelight (a notable exception being an enthusiastic FT article this May), and we haven’t written much either.
Excess Spread — Lendable lessons, bad bunch Among UK non-bank lenders, Lendable probably has the most extreme public presence vs balance sheet ratio — that is, a very large and successful lending business, with a very limited public profile. In general the firm has stayed out of the limelight (a notable exception being an enthusiastic FT article this May), and we haven’t written much either.
Nothing short of X-traordinary — How one of Wall Street’s hung LBO financings became a winning trade It’s the ultimate Wall Street fantasy: hung LBO debt financing graduating into investment grade territory, while the company itself is poised to enter the Nasdaq-100. But in the Elon Musk ecosystem, the improbable is par for the course. Just last week, SpaceX priced a $25bn IG bond offering, hot on the heels of its blockbuster IPO earlier this month.
Excess Spread — Lendable lessons, bad bunch Among UK non-bank lenders, Lendable probably has the most extreme public presence vs balance sheet ratio — that is, a very large and successful lending business, with a very limited public profile. In general the firm has stayed out of the limelight (a notable exception being an enthusiastic FT article this May), and we haven’t written much either.
Excess Spread — Lendable lessons, bad bunch Among UK non-bank lenders, Lendable probably has the most extreme public presence vs balance sheet ratio — that is, a very large and successful lending business, with a very limited public profile. In general the firm has stayed out of the limelight (a notable exception being an enthusiastic FT article this May), and we haven’t written much either.
Excess Spread — Lendable lessons, bad bunch Among UK non-bank lenders, Lendable probably has the most extreme public presence vs balance sheet ratio — that is, a very large and successful lending business, with a very limited public profile. In general the firm has stayed out of the limelight (a notable exception being an enthusiastic FT article this May), and we haven’t written much either.
Nothing short of X-traordinary — How one of Wall Street’s hung LBO financings became a winning trade It’s the ultimate Wall Street fantasy: hung LBO debt financing graduating into investment grade territory, while the company itself is poised to enter the Nasdaq-100. But in the Elon Musk ecosystem, the improbable is par for the course. Just last week, SpaceX priced a $25bn IG bond offering, hot on the heels of its blockbuster IPO earlier this month.
'Operation Royal Crown' — How a DQ list left Bank of America holding an unsettled trade Two of distressed debt’s largest institutions are appearing at a hearing in a New York state court on Monday, 29 June to determine the scope of a trial that could transform the way DQ lists are enforced. It started like any other trade.