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Junk-Bond Sales Begin to Help Fund Castrol, Amex GBT Buyouts

A pair of junk-bond deals to help fund leveraged buyouts hit the market on Monday, after concurrent loan offerings were launched last week to partially finance those acquisitions.

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Junk-Bond Sales Begin to Help Fund Castrol, Amex GBT Buyouts
A pair of junk-bond deals to help fund leveraged buyouts hit the market on Monday, after concurrent loan offerings were launched last week to partially finance those acquisitions.
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