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The financing sources for Madison Dearborn’s $2.7 billion purchase of NFP''s wealth business, including Wealthspire Advisors, Fiducient Advisors, Newport Private Wealth and related platforms, from Aon.

The financing sources for Centerbridge’s $2 billion acquisition of MeridianLink.

The financing sources for TPG’s $421 million acquisition of Australian automotive software company Infomedia.

The financing sources in Partners Group’s $2.2 billion acquisition of a 1.9 GW portfolio of 11 natural gas power plants in California operated by Middle River Power.

The financing sources in TowerBrook Capital’s strategic investment in Berkeley Research Group.

The financing sources for Altas Partners'' equity investment in Redwood Services, a national platform in the essential home services sector.

The financing sources in Cotiviti’s acquisition of Edifecs, a pioneer in healthcare data interoperability.

The financing sources in KPS Capital’s carve-out acquisition of Alta Performance Materials.

The financing sources on Silver Lake and GIC’s $1.7 billion take-private of Zuora, a modular software platform and leading monetization platform for modern business.

The financing sources on Apollo and BC Partners’ CA$8 billion acquisition of the Environmental Services business of GFL Environmental, a Canadian waste management company.

The financing sources on Lone Star’s $3 billion acquisition of Carrier Global’s Commercial and Residential Fire business to form Kidde Global Solutions, a world leader in fire & life safety solutions.

J.P. Morgan as representative of the initial purchasers in a $450 million senior secured notes offering by Blackstone Mortgage Trust.

The financing sources in Bain Capital''s $4.5 billion take-private acquisition of Envestnet, a leading wealth management technology company.

J.P. Morgan as initial purchaser in connection with Cogent Communications Group and Cogent Finance''s senior notes offering.

Barclays and the other initial purchasers in connection with Surgery Partners’ $800 million high yield senior notes offering.

Goldman Sachs in Thoma Bravo’s $5.3 billion take-private acquisition of U.K.-based AI cybersecurity company Darktrace.

The lead arrangers on the $5.6 billion financing for the investment by KKR in healthcare data analytics firm Cotiviti, joining existing investor Veritas Capital.

Bank of America and the other joint lead arrangers in connection with the refinancing of energy consulting services firm Wood Mackenzie’s $1.465 billion credit facilities.

Jefferies and other joint lead arrangers in connection with the refinancing of short-stay surgical facility Surgery Partners’ $2.1 billion senior secured credit facilities.

The financing sources in connection with the $16 billion take-private of Nielsen Holdings by investors led by affiliates of Elliott Investment Management and Brookfield Business Partners.

The lead arrangers in $3.895 billion in acquisition financings for Kindred Healthcare.

The lead arrangers in $2.6 billion of credit facilities for First Huntingdon Finance.

The lead arrangers in a $1.175 billion credit facility for Asurion.

The lead arrangers in connection with a $825 million Term B credit facility and $225 million of asset based revolving facilities for AHP Health Partners and certain of its subsidiaries.

Lead arrangers in $2.15 billion of credit facilities to finance the acquisition of Blackhawk Network Holdings by Silver Lake and P2 Capital Partners.

The lead arrangers in $1.91 billion in credit facilities for Mavis Tire Express Services Corp. to finance the acquisition of Mavis Tire by Express Oil Change and Tire Engineers.

The lead arrangers in connection with $3.175 billion in credit facilities for the $6.1 billion acquisition of Team Health Holdings by funds affiliated with private equity firm Blackstone.

The initial purchasers in connection with a Rule 144A offering of $650 million aggregate principal amount of 9.290% senior secured notes due 2029 by Neptune BidCo US (Nielsen).

The administrative agent in connection with a $500 million Term B credit facility and a $50 million super priority revolving credit facility for ATI Holdings Acquisition.

The lead arrangers and the administrative agent in connection with a $1.6 billion term loan B credit facility, a $150 million revolving credit facility, and an offering of $505 million aggregate principal amount 10.625% senior notes due 2027 for BCPE Cycle Merger Sub II, which was merged with and into U.S. Renal Care.

The initial purchasers in connection with a Rule 144A offering of $500 million aggregate principal amount of 4.625% senior notes due 2030 by US Foods.

The initial purchasers in connection with a Rule 144A offering of $500 million aggregate principal amount of senior notes by Clean Harbors.

Lead arrangers in connection with a Rule 144A offering of $500 million aggregate principal amount of 6.750% Senior Notes due 2025 by Tempo Acquisition, used for the acquisition of Aon’s technology-enabled benefits & cloud-based human resource services platform by funds affiliated with private equity firm Blackstone.

The initial purchasers in connection with a Rule 144A offering of $400 million aggregate principal amount of 4.375% senior notes due 2032 by The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company.

The initial purchasers in connection with a Rule 144A offering of $125 million aggregate principal amount of 6.375% senior secured notes due 2026 by U.S. Acute Care Solutions.

The financing sources in nearly $50 billion of new debt financing that backed the landmark acquisition of EMC by Dell, in a transaction valued at approximately $67 billion.

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