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— Clear Channel —Top tagsYou have executed a tag search on The Deal Newsweekly. To the right you will find a comprehensive list of stories tagged "Clear Channel." Below are the most-popular tags for The Deal Newsweekly. On the right of the page you will find a search box to dig deeper into our content.
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 Entries tagged "Clear Channel"Measure for measureThings may look dire out there for media properties supported by advertising. But Veronis Suhler is upbeat. That worrying wall of debtPrivate equity can't get back to business until it figures out what to do with $430 billion in loans due between 2012 and 2014. Calling it offThe BCE buyout was for a time the largest in history. It took a while, but the deal just couldn't survive the times. Paying for splitsvilleThe breakup of the Hexion buyout of Huntsman was bitter indeed, not least for Apollo Management. Gibson Dunn weighs in for TicketmasterSteven Sletten and Sean Royall were among Ticketmaster's advisers. Risk arb update: BCECan the banks drag the BCE deal past Dec. 11? The hit listA look at the 10 biggest buyout deals of the golden age reveals a few are suffering, but more are doing just fine -- for now. Fear of commitmentThe novel arguments raised in the Clear Channel case demonstrated certain pitfalls. Deep in the funkAs the credit crunch has grown worse, even the best deals are having trouble getting financed. Turning the tideSellers may value reverse breakup fees as conditional put options for buyers, but how? Clear ChannelClear Channel Communications Inc. shareholders on July 24 approved its revised, multi-billon-dollar leveraged buyout by Bain Capital LLC and Thomas H. Lee Partners LP. The deal is set to close July 30. Art Kern, investorArt Kern, a former radio entrepreneur has held a Yahoo! board seat since January 1996. Odds and endsIt's been about a year since the markets froze up. As a result, this year's Private Equity Deals of the Year are a particularly eclectic bunch, featuring winners, losers and everything in between. The new CLO mathInvestor appetite for leveraged loans remains weak. The real culprit: a lot less leverage. The new worldClear Channel's TV auction telegraphed trouble ahead. A new equilibriumIn the five years leading up to the credit crisis, investment banks' financial sponsor groups were one of the brightest spots on Wall Street. Serving... | ||||||||||||||||
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