'Banks Line Up $22 Billion Chip Loan Tied to Blackstone, Alphabet' - Bloomberg
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'Buyout Firm Vista Equity Partners Exploring Strategic Options, Including Sale, Of Financial Software Provider Finastra; Morgan Stanley Advising On Process For Finastra, Which Could Be Valued From High-Single-Digit Billions To As Much As $12B; Blackstone Among Parties That Have Expressed Early Interest In Finastra, Source Says' - Reuters Exclusive
Morgan Stanley advising Vista on early-stage strategic review of Finastra, sources sayProcess could include full sale, stake divestment, merger or acquisition, sources sayValuations range as high as $12 billion,
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