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Fed in fresh talks with big banks on TARP repayment plans
BofA claims guidelines hamper exit. by dealReporter
Reckitt Benckiser flexing financial muscle; transformational deal likely in OTC healthcare
Company has been talking to lenders, testing the markets to see how much capital it can raise. by dealReporter
Private equity should be able to access debt markets to fund Motorola home-and-networking deal
Sources say debt markets have opened up for larger deals with better credit quality names. by dealReporter
Indonesia moves on tax loophole
CFOs and credit investors scramble to understand implications of the change even as traders mark the impacted bonds lower. by Debtwire
Nigerian banks: Players align as government mulls over best options for sector and country
Sale process of nine banks still in early days. by mergermarket
Hershey, Ferrero bid faces significant hurdles in rivaling Kraft’s Cadbury bid
Sources skeptical that both controlling families would agree to significant increase in leverage. by dealReporter
Wayzata’s interest in Neenah, Grede and Elyria could presage foundry sector tie-up
Collective could benefit from selling, general and administrative expenses, production cost savings as well as an expanded geographic reach. by Debtwire
KBC sets out large-scale divestment programme to EC
Proceeds will not be enough alone to repay EUR 7bn state aid. by dealReporter
