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Banks Kick Off €4.7 Billion Debt Sale for Bain’s Volkswagen Deal

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.

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Banks Kick Off €4.7 Billion Debt Sale for Bain’s Volkswagen Deal
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.
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