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...Public records show that the Delaware-registered entity Son used to buy the property, SV Projects LLC, mortgaged the house to secure a ¥10bn loan — worth $92mn at the time — from Japanese bank Mizuho to...
...They’ll talk about “harvesting illiquidity premiums” til the cows come home of course, but they’re actually willing to pony up for the lack of reported volatility....
...The claimants are seeking recompense for alleged damage to their homes and livelihoods from the disaster....
...Gramercy has made a big push into asset-backed loans that he said offer higher yields and provide better protection in the event of defaults....
...It does not break out how many cars were shipped internationally, and how many were sold in its home market. It said it had “started to see” sales increases in North America....
...He concluded: “For us from the Middle East, London is like a second home: the culture, the language, the rules, the regulation.”...
...A $504mn writedown on home improvement lender GreenSky in the second quarter, which it bought in 2021 for $2.2bn but is already in the process of selling, has added to the pain....
...It’s not going to be debt holders, which are the Fed and the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco. They are secured creditors who hold collateral against their loans....
...Tens of thousands of ordinary Chinese citizens hold investments in the company and have bought its homes....
...Carlyle, meanwhile, purchased collateralised loan obligation manager CBAM Partners. Traditional asset managers have got in on the action too....
...Rather, he said money managers such as Apollo could be a better home for lending activities. “Everything that was once on a bank balance sheet is now an investment product,” Rowan added....
...But he does think investors such as Apollo could be a better home for its lending activities. Blackstone, KKR, Ares Management and Carlyle Group are also examining SVB’s loans portfolios....
...Reasonable loan covenants and restrictions were eroded and in some cases disappeared. Prices for buyout assets soared....
...who spoke to the Financial Times in recent weeks said Apollo was able to make these purchases because its Athene unit has lower return targets than traditional private debt funds, making the unit a good home...
...to the end of the company life of SVF2 LLC....
...Freeman said he hailed from an affluent New Jersey suburb and had created the Wyoming LLC for his Bed Bath shares to avoid his home address being listed....
...Almost 20 years after the home last changed hands, the identity of its ultimate buyer remains a mystery....
...The letter did not disclose the size of the loan....
...The loan included “a guarantee from Evergrande’s listed company”, in Hong Kong. The size of the loan is unclear....
...The US investor agreed to take New York-listed housebuilder The New Home Company private in a $338m deal earlier this year and is investing in UK mortgage lender Foundation Home Loans....
...Or they want to own their home through an LLC [limited liability company] — maybe a celebrity who wants to keep their identity private,” she says....
...Griffin said he would loan the constitution to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, which was built in 2011 by Alice Walton, an heir to the Walmart fortune....
...“Sanjeev plants flagpoles in the ground by buying a home wherever he sets up a new business,” a family friend told the FT....
...Sweden’s Verisure has tapped in to that scramble among investors to raise €4.4bn of new bonds and loans....
...One scoop to start: the US private equity group General Atlantic is in talks with Goldman Sachs to refinance a controversial €300m loan from Greensill Capital. Read more here....
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