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South Africa is considering using its $24.6 billion foreign reserves to close a funding gap. African governments are resorting to local borrowing as they are shut out of global debt markets. Dealmakers are paying interest in the form of more debt instead of cash until rates come down. Egypt issues around $500 million of debt in Japan's domestic bond market to address a funding gap amid a foreign-currency crunch. Private equity firms are making loan payments with more debt to keep cash. A proposed deal to restructure a large amount of US distressed debt is causing discontent among creditors left out of the transaction. Private equity is turning to the Gulf as fundraising slows down. Pandemic stock darlings are facing credit pain as their free debt comes due for refinancing. Funding is drying up for Africa's startup ecosystem, unsettling investors.
Investors are unsettled as funding dries up for Africa’s startup ecosystem https://t.co/9q9Sho4xSq https://t.co/89hudXGLBe
Pandemic stock darlings are facing a wall of credit pain as free debt they gorged on in the easy money era comes due for refinancing. https://t.co/2Lv1vjVF0m
Pandemic stock darlings are facing a wall of credit pain as free debt they gorged on in the easy money era comes due for refinancing. https://t.co/Cx7MdTkBGA
Focus: Private equity rushes to Gulf as fundraising dries up https://t.co/8wDeIJcJaJ https://t.co/HHrEFMvO1t
Private equity rushes to Gulf as fundraising dries up https://t.co/B1TfRvSuqt https://t.co/amFneYNwW8
Focus: Private equity rushes to Gulf as fundraising dries up https://t.co/frS9h9hrYW https://t.co/6wNswF7g1F
A proposed deal to restructure one of the largest piles of US distressed debt is drawing ire from creditors who have been left out of the transaction. https://t.co/hvWzUae0Ki
A proposed deal to restructure one of the largest piles of US distressed debt is drawing ire from creditors who have been left out of the transaction. https://t.co/wmv9clmqQ9
Private equity: higher rates start to pummel dealmakers https://t.co/vTkxLbUZR0 Borrow to play for another day, or double-down to losses?
Egypt issues around $500 million of debt in Japan’s domestic bond market, as the North African nation looks to plug a funding gap while battling its worst foreign-currency crunch in decades https://t.co/NKaOJIsEPW
Egypt issues around $500 million of debt in Japan’s domestic bond market, as the North African nation looks to plug a funding gap while battling its worst foreign-currency crunch in decades https://t.co/dLNdvhFhIX
Egypt issues around $500 million of debt in Japan’s domestic bond market, as the North African nation looks to plug a funding gap while battling its worst foreign-currency crunch in decades https://t.co/IRj31UQgWx
'Private equity titans are dusting off an old gambit to cope with the rising cost of interest on their leveraged buyout loans: Don't pay cash. Instead, they're making payments with more debt.' https://t.co/3oixMUVvvL
Dealmakers are papering over the higher costs of buyout loans by paying interest in the form of more debt, instead of cash, until rates come down https://t.co/sb6J3ktOaK
Private Equity Makes Loan Payments With More Debt to Keep Cash https://t.co/ZDUgvESGV2
Private Equity Makes Loan Payments With More Debt to Keep Cash - BBG https://t.co/S8FDUuLLhT
Dealmakers are papering over the higher costs of buyout loans by paying interest in the form of more debt, instead of cash, until rates come down https://t.co/kGFxGDdVSU
South Africa is considering digging into the nation’s $24.6 billion of foreign reserves to close a funding gap https://t.co/zSCHgh8V24
African governments shut out of global debt markets are turning to local borrowing https://t.co/WtpcFBDzjh
South Africa is considering digging into the nation’s $24.6 billion of foreign reserves to close a funding gap https://t.co/TmVtChml8o