(Bloomberg) -- Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. will
accept borrowing limits imposed by lenders funding its 11.1
billion-pound ($22 billion) purchase of Alliance Boots Plc, as
investors shun risky assets, bankers arranging the deal said.
KKR is meeting with investors today to raise 9.02 billion
pounds in loans for Nottingham-based Boots, the biggest U.K.
drugstore chain. The loans will include limits on the amount of
debt the company can have relative to its cashflow, through so-
called maintenance covenants, said the bankers, who declined to
be named because the terms aren't public.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
accept borrowing limits imposed by lenders funding its 11.1
billion-pound ($22 billion) purchase of Alliance Boots Plc, as
investors shun risky assets, bankers arranging the deal said.
KKR is meeting with investors today to raise 9.02 billion
pounds in loans for Nottingham-based Boots, the biggest U.K.
drugstore chain. The loans will include limits on the amount of
debt the company can have relative to its cashflow, through so-
called maintenance covenants, said the bankers, who declined to
be named because the terms aren't public.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
