Private equity-backed Cloud Software Group, which owns brands including Citrix and Tibco, kicked off a transaction on Monday to address its upcoming debt maturities.

Banks are delaying plans to offload part of a $15 billion loan to fund a data center tied to Anthropic PBC in Texas, after the state put a hold on new projects while assessing risks to its power grid.

PLS Group Ltd returned to the US dollar bond market, braving a junk-debt selloff as the Australian lithium miner lines up investments to expand production.

Radiology Partners Inc. has pulled a loan offering to help fund an acquisition, the latest sign of weakness in the leveraged loan market.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is pitching a yield of about 11% on a $5 billion leveraged-loan sale on behalf of Volta Infrastructure Holdings Ltd., one of the highest borrowing costs seen in the market for risky debt that’s become popular for financing the AI boom.

Banks have kicked off a €4.7 billion-equivalent ($5.3 billion) leveraged-loan deal for Bain Capital LP’s acquisition of a controlling stake in Volkswagen AG’s heavy diesel-engine unit.

Just hours after Paramount Skydance Corp. issued $52 billion of debt to fund the biggest Hollywood buyout ever, investors were nursing more than $100 million of losses, triggering a flurry of angry calls from money managers to Wall Street banks that underwrote the debt.

Banks wrapped up the syndication of roughly $52 billion of debt to fund Paramount Skydance Corp.’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., locking in long-term financing at a hefty cost for the US media giant.

Paramount Skydance Corp. has been talking to investors for months about the debt it’s selling to fund its Warner Bros. Discovery buyout, only to find that the longer it’s been forced to talk, the more it has to pay.

The loan portion of Paramount Skydance Corp.’s $52 billion debt package for its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. was increased after it generated strong investor demand.

Paramount Skydance Corp. is looking to wrap up a massive $52 billion debt sale to fund its takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. within the next week, aligning with its compressed timeline to finalize the buyout before facing onerous penalties.

A data center developer sponsored by affiliates of Blue Owl Capital Inc. raised $1.1 billion through a junk-bond offering to finance a CoreWeave Inc.-tied project after offering juicy yields to lure investors.

Billionaire Masayoshi Son’s SoftBank Group Corp. pushed through the largest corporate junk-bond offering on record, dangling yields above anything it’s paid before in an effort to fund its massive AI ambitions.

SoftBank Group Corp. has drawn more than $20 billion of preliminary demand for what’s shaping up to be one of the biggest junk bond deals ever, people familiar with the matter said, as investors rush to capture record yields likely to be offered to help fund the firm’s investments in OpenAI.

A group of banks led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has kicked off the sale of a roughly $1.1 billion junk bond to finance construction of a data center sponsored by affiliates of Blue Owl Capital Inc. and leased to CoreWeave Inc..

The first junk-bond offering for a data center tied to Meta Platforms Inc. attracted demand more than four times the deal’s size, with juicy yields helping to lure investors.

CleanSpark Inc. is seeking to borrow roughly $2.23 billion through a debut junk-bond offering to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure tied to Meta Platforms Inc..

SoftBank Group Corp. will hold meetings with investors in New York next week to sound out interest for a potential US dollar junk-bond sale, as billionaire Masayoshi Son’s investment firm presses ahead with a borrowing spree to finance its massive bet on artificial intelligence.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is sounding out investor interest on a junk bond to fund construction of a data center leased to CoreWeave Inc., adding to a wave of borrowing tied to the neocloud firm as it seeks to capitalize on the artificial intelligence boom.

A corporate-bond sale dubbed “Project Odyssey” may be increased to $3.9 billion as junk-like yields on the Microsoft Corp.-linked data-center financing drew more than twice that amount in demand.