Aaron Weinman is a correspondent at The Australian Financial Review. He specializes in finance, covering topics such as investment banks, private equity firms, and the broader capital markets, with a keen focus on credit health, debt management, and global markets. Aaron's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg News.
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Aaron Weinman's coverage primarily focuses on finance, investment banking, mergers and acquisitions, financial markets, business news, and the banking industry. He often cites data and provides investment analysis in his articles.
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By: Aaron Weinman, Rachel Graf
Carlyle Group Inc.-backed mobile services business Syniverse Technologies is working with Jefferies Financial Group Inc. to adjust the terms and extend the maturity of its existing debt, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Aaron Weinman, Reshmi Basu
Private equity backers to Symplr Software have agreed to inject the firm with around $175 million of preferred equity as part of a revamp that creates multiple debt securities and extends the timeline for repayment.
By: Menghan Xiao, Aaron Weinman
A series of leveraged loans recently sold by software companies are climbing as investor fears about the industry ease and lenders that couldn’t originally buy the debt snatch it up.
By: Aaron Weinman, Reshmi Basu
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is weighing options for a fresh debt sale for Qualtrics International Inc. after underwriters got stuck with more than $5 billion of loans earlier this year.
By: Aaron Weinman, Paula Seligson, Menghan Xiao
Pizza Hut has begun preliminary discussions with asset-backed security investors ahead of a potential bond sale to finance its $1.5 billion buyout.
By: Paula Seligson, Aaron Weinman, Menghan Xiao
The potential offering is expected to be a whole business securitization, where a company essentially borrows against its cash-generating assets, including fee income from franchise agreements. No final decision on the bond has been made, and the plans may change, one of the people said.
Thoma Bravo-backed Proofpoint Inc. has locked in $1.25 billion in financing to support its acquisition of fellow cybersecurity company Varonis Systems Inc., according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Aaron Weinman, Menghan Xiao, Charles Williams
Companies have postponed more than $5 billion in US and European debt sales this month as investors grow increasingly alarmed about rising interest
By: Charles Williams, Aaron Weinman, Menghan Xiao
Many of the debt sale postponements have been happening in the residential and commercial mortgage bond market, where rising yields can have a particularly big impact on bond prices. Morgan Stanley this month has struggled to attract demand for a $301 million commercial real estate bond tied to a data center in Kansas City.
By: Josie Reich, Paula Sambo, Aaron Weinman
