Paramount Cuts Pricing on $30 Billion High-Grade Bond Sale for Warner Bros. Deal
📍 Where it landed
Paramount issued high-grade bonds to fund a deal with Warner Bros., with reports indicating a $30 billion sale. The bond sale was part of a larger $41 billion M&A bond offering, which began trading and saw yields as high as 9%. The story quieted without further updates on the outcome of the bond sale.
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Paramount’s mega debt sale reveals how higher bond yields are squeezing corporate America MarketWatch · 33d ago broke it first
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