BTG Investments to Offer Senior Five Year Bonds

Debt bonds with BBB Minus rating would be offered by BTG Pactual Group subsidiary BTG Investments. A subsidiary of BTG Pactual Group, BTG Investments is planning to sell off five year senior unsecured bonds by next week.


Subsidiary of Clear Channel Settles Shareholder Suit

Clear Channel Outdoor shareholders agreed to a settlement for an improper loan causing significant loss to the parent company.

Royalty Pharma Urged for Firm Offer for Elan

Ireland’s Takeover Panel is urging United State's Royalty Pharma to firm offer for Irish drugmaker Elan by May 10.

Brazil is Goldman Sach's New Growth Area

According to President and COO Gary Cohn, Brazil is the new frontier for growth for Goldman Sachs. In a bid to increase its base of corporate clients in Brazil and neighboring countries, Goldman Sachs President and COO Gary Cohn said that it would respond to increased demand for corporate loans, advisory services and structure financing in the country.


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