Eldrige leads Digital Currency Group's maiden $600 million debt funding round

Eldrige leads Digital Currency Group's maiden $600 million debt funding round

Davidson Kempner Capital Management, Francisco Partners, and Capital Group were among the investors in Digital Currency Group's debut into the debt capital markets. On Thursday, the Digital Currency Group (DCG) announced that it has raised $600 million in a new credit facility, making its debut into the debt capital markets. The debt funding round was led by private equity firm Eldridge.The company stated that the increase, which provides DCG with a credit facility enabling it to draw on as needed, "enhances DCG's strategic, operational, and financial capabilities" by lowering its cost of....


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