- The department-store operator is considering raising a $350 million first-in, last-out loan under its existing revolving credit facility and may sell some of its real estate assets to shore up finances
- The company’s bonds, issued to finance its $2.7 billion acquisition of Neiman Marcus last year, have lost almost half their value since being issued in December
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Anastasia Beverly Hills lenders have hired Houlihan Lokey to address an upcoming debt maturity, as the cosmetics company’s more-than-$600 million first-lien loan trades ...
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