Credit & Capital

IPOs

Endeavor Sets IPO Price, Seeks to Raise $600M

The Hollywood powerhouse's sale of more than 19 million shares priced between $30 to $32 would be the first flotation of a talent agency.

Matthew Heller
September 16, 2019
Bankruptcy

Purdue Pharma Files for Bankruptcy Protection

The OxyContin maker’s $10 billion tentative settlement will be used to resolve opioid lawsuits in 24 states.
Cash Management

Companies Need a Chief Liquidity Officer

The position can help overcome a blind spot when it comes to optimizing liquidity stemming from companies' efforts to minimize operational risk.
IPOs

Cloudflare Shares Jump 20% in Market Debut

The company is the latest in the enterprise IT space to have a strong first day of trading.
M&A

M&A Risks: Buyers Beware

The pressure to grow sales and profits is translating into a need for speed. But acquirers play a risky game if they cut corners on due diligence.
Bankruptcy

Alta Mesa Resources Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

The shale oil startup cited "a historically challenging commodity price environment and a capital market that is highly constrained for energy companies."
M&A

Yahoo Japan to Buy Online Fashion Giant Zozo for $3.7B

The move would allow Yahoo to compete with rival companies Amazon and Rakuten.
IPOs

WeWork Valuation Could Fall as Low as $10B in IPO

The office-sharing startup is battling concerns over its path to profitability and governance.
Capital Markets

Easy Money? Private Capital’s Drawbacks

Private capital providers are fighting to finance middle market firms. But finance chiefs should proceed with caution.
Capital Markets

Navigating Reference Rate Reform

With Libor’s days numbered, companies should start transitioning immediately to lessen the impact of adopting new reference rates.
M&A

Buyers of Carve-Outs Encounter Integration Hurdles

Noncore assets carved-out can be viable growth opportunities for interested and experienced PE buyers, but integration is tricky.
M&A

Stewart Information Services and Fidelity National Financial Terminate Merger

Fidelity National will pay Stewart a break-up fee of $50 million after the Federal Trade Commission challenged the merger.
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