Blue Owl Capital (NYSE: OWL) in its acquisition of Atalaya Capital Management, an alternative credit manager.
Blue Owl Capital as the lead finance counsel on their recent acquisition of Kuvare Insurance Services (dba Kuvare Asset Management) for $750 million. Separately, Blue Owl made a long-term investment in Kuvare, purchasing $250 million of preferred equity.
HGGC on the debt financing aspects of its sale of minority interests to Dyal.
Owl Rock on the debt financing aspects of its sale of a minority interest to Dyal.
Owl Rock Capital Group in its business combination agreement with Dyal Capital Partners and Altimar Acquisition Corporation, a special purpose acquisition company, to form Blue Owl Capital Inc., an alternative asset management firm.
HGGC in its $240 million joint investment in Fullscript with Snapdragon Capital Partners.
ONCAP Management Partners in its acquisition financings for Walter Surface Technologies Inc. and IntraPac International.
HGGC in multiple financing transactions, including:
- $1.045 billion financing for the combination of Research Now Group, Inc. and Survey Sampling International, LLC to form a new company, Research Now SSI.
- $446 million take private acquisition financing of Nutraceutical International Corporation.
- $725 million financing as part of the $1.125 billion recapitalization of Idera.
- As well as $430 million financings and refinancings of Citadel Plastics and its subsidiaries.
H.I.G. Capital in multiple financing transactions, including:
- Its sale of Enerwise Global Technologies, Inc. d/b/a CPower to LS Power.
- $465 million in senior debt as part of the acquisition of Help/Systems LLC and its $346 million repricing.
- Its acquisition of Buck Consultants, LLC.
A top tier sponsor with over $90 billion AUM, on their $1 billion net asset value (NAV) financing deal with an asset management firm. The financing involved complex tax structuring, coordinating across jurisdictions and managing interactions across the client’s intricate firm structure. The client’s decision to do this marks the first time they turned to an institution other than a bank for such financing to borrow against a portfolio of companies.