Abhinav Ramnarayan

Car battery maker Clarios International Inc. launched a loan deal on Wednesday that will go toward paying a $4.5 billion dividend to its private equity owners — one of the largest such payouts on record.

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(Bloomberg) -- Car battery maker Clarios International Inc. launched a loan deal on Wednesday that will go toward paying a $4.5 billion dividend to its private equity owners — one of the largest such payouts on record.

From Apple iPhones to Adidas shoes and Uber Eats takeaways, Britons are using buy-now, pay-later like never before to fund their lifestyles.

In This Article PYPL AFRM (Bloomberg) -- From Apple iPhones to Adidas shoes and Uber Eats takeaways, Britons are using buy-now, pay-later like never before to fund their lifestyles.

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Bankers are rushing to get financing deals done ahead of the US president's inauguration. Lenders are swamping borrowers with questions and cutting risk.

Bankers are rushing to get financing deals done ahead of the US president’s inauguration. Lenders are swamping borrowers with questions and cutting risk.

Booming credit markets are throwing private equity firms a lifeline as they strive to return cash to investors: Instead of relying on the IPO market, they can pile portfolio companies with more debt and give themselves a payout.

(Bloomberg) -- Booming credit markets are throwing private equity firms a lifeline as they strive to return cash to investors: Instead of relying