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Cinven and Bridgepoint attempt Europe’s first lawyer DQ list via Vitamin Well

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Cinven and Bridgepoint attempt Europe’s first lawyer DQ list via Vitamin Well

Ryan Daniel21 Jul 2026 | Europe | 3 minute read

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Brookfield, Tor join PaleBlueDot’s $255m GPU-backed private note

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High stakes — Rescheduling to test cannabis borrowers

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A new trend has emerged where certain US companies are creating UK affiliates and then leveraging the flexibility of UK restructuring laws and the efficiency of English courts and turning to US bankruptcy courts purely for recognition.

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Reno secures 85% backing for creditor-led restructuring as Apollo hands over the keys

Creditors are set to take control of Italian recycled cartonboard producer Reno de Medici from sponsor Apollo, after holders of more than 85% of the group’s notes backed a recapitalisation that will equitise up to €300m of debt and inject €100m of new money.

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Cinven and Bridgepoint attempt Europe’s first lawyer DQ list via Vitamin Well

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