Restructuring
USA Rugby Files for Bankruptcy
By David Elman
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Published: April 3rd, 2020
A halt in competition is the final blow to the national governing body for the contact sport.
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Activism
Activist Investing Today: Privet’s Rosenzweig on Synalloy, Covid-19
By Ronald Orol
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Published: March 30th, 2020
The partner at the event-driven and value-oriented insurgent fund explains why he is plodding ahead with a change-of-control director contest at a metals and specialty company even though he is 'cognizant' of the coronavirus' effects on the world.
Restructuring
Companies Draw Down on Revolvers While They Can
By David Elman
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Published: March 25th, 2020
Companies in multiple sectors draw down on their revolving credit facilities to add cash to their balance sheets.
M&A
Streaming Deals Continue With FuboTV, FaceBank Merger
By Chris Nolter
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Published: March 25th, 2020
Sports, entertainment and news streaming company FuboTV is the latest online video company to enter a transaction.
Activism
Activist Investing Today: Coast's Rasteh on FirstGroup, Covid-19
By Ronald Orol
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Published: March 23rd, 2020
The founder of the New York-based activist fund explains why he's sticking with his investment and campaign at transport and school bus company FirstGroup — one of the fund's largest positions — even as its share price gets battered.
M&A
Checkmarx Sale Reflects Demand for Application Security Testing
By Chris Nolter
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Published: March 20th, 2020
Along with Hellman &Friedman, companies such Synopsys, Japan’s NTT and Microsoft's GitHub have acquired application security testing companies as trends in cyber attacks and regulation.
Private Equity
Tri-Point to Liquidate After Bidder Walks Away
By David Elman
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Published: March 19th, 2020
The First Reserve-backed oilfield services company files for Chapter 11 to wind down after market conditions lead a bidder to cease due diligence.
M&A
TerraForm Power Agrees to Improved Brookfield Buyout
By Tom Terrarosa
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Published: March 18th, 2020
The publicly traded renewable infrastructure company increased the deal's consideration to a value of $1.58 billion, up from its $1.5 billion offer made in January, to acquire the 38% of the renewable power company it didn't already own.
M&A
M&A Agreements Take Covid-19 in Stride
By David Marcus
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Published: March 18th, 2020
Contracts on recent large mergers have treated the risk from Covid-19 with language long used in material adverse effects clauses.
