LBO Question

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Eddie Deezen

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So with the recent news of some LBO deals running into some resistance with banks trying to package/sell their loans, does anyone think it's possible that some of the higher profile deals (Chrysler, Sallie Mae, etc.) could unravel? Or are the banks on the hook to provide bridge financing until they can finally unload the loans down the road, thus the deals get done regardless?
 
Deals may have to be restructured at lower leverage multiples than buyout firms may have been expecting, IMO.
 
It depends on if these deals have secured bridge financing yet (which I'm sure they have).
 
So is it possible that one/several of the banks providing bridge financing could decide that they do not want to carry this loan on their books for several months or years (if they cannot sell it) and/or they too much exposure to other pending deals and decide to walk away from the deal? I know anything is possible, but is this common, rare, never happens, etc.?
 
Hey guys, what industries do you guys think are most attractive or ripe for potential private equity LBO targets?
 
Also, please explain your rationale so we can discuss and analyze. Thx
 
There would be legal ramifications if they just walked away from a deal (assuming they signed and delivered a commitment letter).
 
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