The credit crunch on Wall Street is forcing some of its biggest deal makers to turn to a little-known investment firm to bankroll their purchases: Sixth Street Partners.
that they committed to before debt markets seized up this summer. That leaves Sixth Street, which manages about $65 billion, as one of the few outfits willing to write fat checks to finance corporate takeovers.
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Sheila Bair: 'Why the Fed should hit pause' Fed should not pause, just change tactics. Start Liquidating $9Tr. Assets. Biden needs to restrain his spending addiction. 3.7% Unemployment does not trigger pause. A big reset is underway.
Its nice to be debt free.