Investors have snapped up more than $18bn of debt tied to Electronic Arts’ $55bn privatisation, underscoring strong demand for leveraged financing even amid geopolitical uncertainty and AI-driven market disruption, according to a report by the Financial Times.
The financing package supports the largest-ever leveraged buyout of the video game publisher, led by a Saudi-backed consortium including Silver Lake and Affinity Partners, with Jared Kushner involved in assembling the group. The debt offer...
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