One implication of the rising leveraged loan transactions is a backlog of accompanying dividend recapitalizations. The scope may well be unprecedented: investors pulled $26.8 billion out of private equity-backed companies year to date, the highest figure through September in the two decades since S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Leveraged Commentary & Data began collecting data.
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