Banks led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. have sweetened the pricing for a $7.2 billion debt deal to fund Clayton, Dubilier & Rice’s takeover of Bubble Wrap maker Sealed Air Corp. amid investor pushback.

Banks led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. boosted a junk loan to support the purchase of Janus Henderson Group Plc by Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management and General Catalyst to $2.6 billion after scrapping a planned bond sale amid volatile markets.

Investors are bidding up Electronic Arts Inc. dollar-denominated debt that priced on Tuesday to help fund the video game maker’s record buyout.

Wall Street banks started the week with nearly $30 billion of buyout junk debt to offload amid the most volatile markets in months. They are now done with the bulk of it.

A JPMorgan Chase & Co.-led bank group made further changes to the nearly $15 billion junk-debt sale for the record leveraged buyout of video game maker Electronic Arts Inc., showing the day-to-day challenge in selling risky debt amid a market-moving Middle East war.

Wall Street banks led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. have amended the debt package for the buyout of video game maker Electronic Arts Inc., increasing the size of a US dollar loan offering to $5 billion.

Electronic Arts Inc. has attracted about $25 billion of demand from investors for a nearly $15 billion debt offering to fund a buyout of the company, a sign of increased interest from buyers as banks navigate volatile markets to offload debt tied to acquisitions.

Nexstar Media Group Inc. has amended the financing tied to its acquisition of fellow TV-station owner Tegna Inc. as demand for risky debt comes under strain amid a flood of loan and bond sales tied to buyouts.

A group of banks led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. halted a $5.3 billion debt deal for software firm Qualtrics International Inc. after failing to win over investors amid deepening anxiety surrounding artificial intelligence disruption.

Banks are preparing a roughly $7.15 billion debt offering to help finance Clayton Dubilier & Rice’s buyout of packaging company Sealed Air Corp.

As JPMorgan Chase & Co. kicked off investor discussions this week over the $20 billion financing for Electronic Arts Inc., nervousness around a protracted war in the Middle East cast a shadow over the largest ever debt sale for a leveraged buyout.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is shifting more of the debt financing for the record leveraged buyout of Electronic Arts Inc. toward junk bonds, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Applied Digital Corp. raised $2.15 billion in a junk-bond sale to fund additional computing capacity for Oracle Corp., showing demand for AI-related debt remains firm despite mounting uncertainty.

The roughly $17.5 billion of debt tied to Elon Musk’s social network X and artificial intelligence startup xAI is set to be paid back in full, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Electronic Arts Inc. hasn’t yet gained enough support from bondholders to buy back bonds at a steep discount to face value and to change some lending terms, after a key deadline for that agreement passed this week, according to firms that plan to acquire the company.

Wesco International Inc.’s new junk debt inched higher after drawing nearly $6 billion of orders at launch, underscoring investors’ appetite for companies riding the artificial-intelligence boom

Some of Electronic Arts Inc. bondholders are banding together to fight a debt buyback plan by the video-game maker, even as S&P Global Ratings cast doubt that the maneuver would ultimately save money for the group taking the company private.

Some of Electronic Arts Inc. bondholders are banding together to fight a debt buyback plan by the video-game maker, even as S&P Global Ratings cast doubt that the maneuver would ultimately save money for the group taking the company private.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is considering sweetening the terms on $1.73 billion of leveraged loans tied to chemical maker Arclin Inc.’s acquisition of DuPont de Nemours Inc.’s Aramids business.

S&P Global Ratings has signaled to some investors privately that it may grant a high-grade rating to $1.5 billion of Electronic Arts bonds, a move that would effectively block debt investors from a lucrative buyout premium.