(Reuters) - The top club in England's Premier League has appointed Royal
Bank of Scotland of debt into a bond, using future ticket
sales as collateral.
But now, Manchester United and the controlling Glazer
family, is also considering a quick leveraged recapitalization,
similar to the one it carried out last August, under which the
most expensive debt tranches would be eliminated, increasing
senior debt, the source said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
Bank of Scotland of debt into a bond, using future ticket
sales as collateral.
But now, Manchester United and the controlling Glazer
family, is also considering a quick leveraged recapitalization,
similar to the one it carried out last August, under which the
most expensive debt tranches would be eliminated, increasing
senior debt, the source said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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