TREE NEWS reports: Banks led by Citigroup drew about $11.5 billion in investor orders for a roughly $7.5 billion loan backing Paramount Skydance Corp.’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. More than $10 billion was ordered for the $6.5 billion dollar tranche, while the €1 billion-equivalent portion attracted about €1.35 billion of demand. Lenders are also weighing moving up a deadline originally set for Wednesday, and banks have drawn about $15.6 billion of orders for Paramount’s junk bonds.
Paramount Skydance acquisition loan draws $11.5B in orders
The oversubscription on both the loan and the junk-bond book is the real signal here: lenders are willing to absorb a large chunk of acquisition financing for a media deal at a moment when credit conditions are often described as selective. That matters less for Paramount's balance sheet than for what it says about appetite for event-driven paper, and it sits alongside the reported move to pull the deadline forward — a sign banks are comfortable enough to compress the timetable rather than extend it. Whether that demand holds once the deal financing is fully syndicated is the open question.
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