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Published on 11/19/2021 in the Prospect News CLO Daily and Prospect News High Yield Daily.

nThrive, Allied, Internet, Bright Horizons, Arcis, Victory, NielsenIQ, and more break

By Sara Rosenberg

New York, Nov. 19 – nThrive Inc. adjusted the issue price on its first-lien term loan and removed a margin step-down, and finalized the spread on its second-lien term loan at the low end of talk, Allied Universal Holdco LLC increased the size of its incremental first-lien term loan and firmed the original issue discount at the tight side of guidance, and Internet Brands modified its transaction to an incremental first-lien term loan from a new first-lien term loan and tweaked pricing, and then these deals broke for trading on Friday.

Also, before freeing up, Bright Horizons Family Solutions Inc. tightened the Libor floor and issue price on its term loan B, Arcis Golf LLC set the spread on its term loan B at the low end of talk and removed a step-down, and Victory Capital Holdings Inc. firmed pricing on its incremental first-lien term loan B at the tight side of guidance.

In addition, NielsenIQ downsized its U.S. term loan B, upsized its add-on euro term loan B and set issue prices on all of its debt at the tight end of talk, TRC Cos. Inc. (Energize Holdco LLC) set pricing on its second-lien term loan at the high end talk, and Claros Mortgage Trust Inc. firmed the spread on its term loan at the low side of revised guidance, and these deals began trading.

Other deals to start trading were Hard Rock Northern Indiana (Spectacle Gary Holdings LLC), ProAmpac, Savers Inc., Soliant Health and Columbus McKinnon Corp.


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