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Barclays Pulls Near $1 Billion Debt Deal for Sound Physicians

Barclays Plc has withdrawn a near $1 billion financing for Sound Inpatient Physicians Inc. from the debt capital markets, marking one of the few leveraged loan deals to be pulled this year.

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Barclays Pulls Near $1 Billion Debt Deal for Sound Physicians
Barclays Plc has withdrawn a near $1 billion financing for Sound Inpatient Physicians Inc. from the debt capital markets, marking one of the few leveraged loan deals to be pulled this year.
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