Asia mezzanine (China, SE Asia) Developed market mezzanine Macro-economy GDP > 5% p.a.
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You're not trying to relive "Mezzanine," and you're not trying redeliver "Mezzanine" to the audience.
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High rates of return and downside protection make mezzanine in Asia a vastly different proposition to mezzanine in the U.S. and Europe.
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Huatai Financial Holdings, a major mezzanine lender in Hong Kong, has invested around $500 million of its principal capital into mezzanine debt that has helped complete deals worth a total of $1.5 billion.
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I take it up one floor to the mezzanine level.
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The mezzanine was once what looks like a big mall.
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The investment firm handles all kinds of financing, including mezzanine.
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But with "Mezzanine," Massive Attack's music radically deepened and expanded.
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"Mezzanine" was also the sound of a group coming apart.
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Visitors enter the installation via stairs leading from an upper mezzanine.
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The mezzanine features multiple televisions and a heated, open-air porch.
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Sitting in the mezzanine with a few friends, I was gutted.
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At the opera house, the audience sits only in the mezzanine.
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You look at this mezzanine level, which subway stations normally don't have.
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Goldman Sachs's GS Mezzanine Partners VI, with $8 billion, was the largest.
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It also includes a mezzanine level overlooking the store's open-plan layout.
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On the ceiling of the mezzanine, a few light bulbs were missing.
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Maybe he'd like to go sit on the bench on the mezzanine.
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Finally, the Mezzanine restaurant menu does not include a smoked Cobb salad.
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The students sat in the rear of the mezzanine, jostling one another.
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A mezzanine locker room for ushers was turned into a women's room.
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The company is also launching a system with eight of these mezzanine cards.
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The venue will have a riverfront site with a terrace and mezzanine level.
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This is negative for mezzanine noteholders, but benefits the lower ranking note classes.
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The mezzanine level was the working heart of the PATH commuter railroad terminal.
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She nodded and suggested to him that he go up to the mezzanine.
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"Suddenly the mezzanine floor collapsed," she said at a news conference on Monday.
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For the Pool, which didn't, they requisitioned, redecorated, refurnished and renamed the mezzanine.
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The financial sponsor provided the junior capital in the form of mezzanine debt.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - NBK Capital Partners has provided mezzanine capital to Saudi's energy rental business Energia Model Trading and Contracting LLC, a senior executive said, the third deal from the alternative investment firm's $160 million second mezzanine fund set up last year.
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They said Goldman did this while concealing short positions that the bank or hedge fund manager John Paulson made in four subprime mortgage CDOs: Abacus 2007 AC-1, Anderson Mezzanine Funding 2007-1, Hudson Mezzanine Funding 163-1, and Timberwolf.
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Another man in similar clothes paced the mezzanine level at the 86th Street station.
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And it was impossible to stand up in what they called the mezzanine level.
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A mezzanine that cut through the apartment was a big a waste of space.
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The couple sleeps in the mezzanine level of the loft on a Murphy bed.
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Making it rain from the mezzanine—just the concept sounded like a 23 Chainz lyric.
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I think you should own GE." Prospect Capital Corporation: "This is a mezzanine finance company.
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But as the film continued, the noise went on, particularly from the theater's upper mezzanine.
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The bank will look instead to sell on to investors the junior and mezzanine tranches.
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Recently created bank bailout fund Atlante will buy the mezzanine tranche for 1.6 billion euros.
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Wachovia provided a US$100m senior loan and others provided US$28.6m of mezzanine debt.
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A mezzanine hallway with built-in bookshelves overlooks the living room and connects the bedrooms.
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One, a concrete-block building with metal roofing, features a mezzanine level with an office.
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An oak spiral staircase leads to a cantilevered mezzanine that was designed as a library.
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The main restaurant is the 110-seat Mezzanine, open only for dinner as of now.
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From the foyer, stairs lead to a mezzanine level currently being used as an office.
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Above, on a mezzanine with a low wall, is an open bedroom and study area.
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At one end of the main work space, a staircase led up to a mezzanine.
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The suite opens to the mezzanine, as well as a large terrace overlooking the property.
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Even as the group looks back to "Mezzanine," Massive Attack is living in the present.
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On the tour, you're trying to take the essence of "Mezzanine" and flip it too.
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There will be two bars, one on the mezzanine and one on the ground floor.
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Many of the injured were university students who were on the mezzanine floor when it collapsed.
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The demand for mezzanine in China is further boosted by lending and pre-sale policy restrictions.
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In big sections of the mezzanine, row upon row of red-backed seats stood mostly vacant.
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As much as 35 billion yen of mezzanine finance may also be provided, the people said.
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A hanging fireplace anchors the lounge area, which has a ladder leading to a mezzanine library.
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Midway through the show, he saw a patron pointing a camera at him from the mezzanine.
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A disturbed man had rampaged through the station smashing every overhead fluorescent light on the mezzanine.
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We're going to make sure there's no trash on the platform or in the mezzanine area.
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Israel: Always more fun to sit in mezzanine and root than to be in the dugout.
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With staff gathered in the mezzanine gallery of their building, Krasner began his address in Spanish.
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There are open areas with couches, long tables and rows of computers in an airy mezzanine.
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It has several dining areas, a wood-burning pizza oven, a roof deck and a mezzanine.
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"Opening with Dutronc was perfect," said one woman, watching from the mezzanine, crutches between her legs.
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Property related mezzanine loans carry interest of between 6 percent and 10 percent in Hong Kong.
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The consortium has until March to finalize the mezzanine financing, according to the C.H.M.T term sheet.
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I snuck in at intermission, went up to the second mezzanine and sat on the stairs.
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They get older, and you, the parents, get to watch from the front of the mezzanine.
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We thud up some wooden stairs to a mezzanine where Jenny and noise artist Lasse Marhaug work.
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Visitors can watch the cleaning today from the mezzanine level of the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life.
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That staircase led to a mezzanine that circled the full perimeter of the store in the past.
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We walk up to a mezzanine below the vaulted ceiling where sits an array of cardio equipment.
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This year's booth is located right at the Mezzanine of the Sands Expo outside of Eureka Park.
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Mr. Meyer had planned to build a mezzanine space, with about 100 seats, above the food court.
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Our view is that the most compelling opportunity currently available is in debt and specifically mezzanine lending.
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It consists of five lodges, each of which boasts a mezzanine, terrace, and an indoor-outdoor bathroom.
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Bedrooms are upstairs: Two are off a mezzanine level between the entry level and the second floor.
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SALT LAKE CITY — About 15 coaches filed onto the mezzanine-like balcony overlooking a basketball practice court.
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Features include a mezzanine level to protect against flooding, reinforced roofing and the use of strong cement.
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Such a party would likely be an investor like a family office or mezzanine fund, they added.
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A mezzanine, reachable by ladder, runs above the hallway on this level, incorporating space below the gable.
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I did have one memorable screw to Massive Attack's "Mezzanine," so try that out, if you want.
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The mezzanine did, and they are shouting the words to all of them like a backing chorus.
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Its evolving meaning stalked me along the mezzanine of the 181st Street station of the A train.
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Since it was released in 1998, Massive Attack's third album, "Mezzanine," has endured as a bleak milestone.
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Personal, musical and societal friction all suffused "Mezzanine," and two decades later, its tensions have not resolved.
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Many others like them in the mezzanine found creative ways to rock on with their music idols.
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Mezzanine loans command much higher interest rates than other types of loans because they require minimal collateral.
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The room has 24-foot ceilings, a wrap-around mezzanine, stadium seating, an organ, and a stage.
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In each space there were heavily riveted spiral staircases leading to a metal mezzanine running around the perimeter.
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While largely bootstrapped, CanvasPop has also taken rounds of debt and mezzanine financing (from BDC) over the years.
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China and Southeast Asia mezzanine deals can provide a cash income return in excess of 15 percent p.a.
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On the mezzanine, a mix of customers and Via6 residents can be found drinking beer and playing shuffleboard.
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Take time to explore the mezzanine level and appreciate the fact that you're practically living in a gallery.
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Two mosaics are above the mezzanine stairs leading to the southbound platform where two more pieces are featured.
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A consensus was quickly reached, and both the mezzanine and its occupant were forcibly removed from the premises.
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When the weather refused to cooperate, a quick relocation to the mezzanine of the Roman Galleries was arranged.
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A tea parlor, a cafe emphasizing wellness and a small brewery are planned for the second-floor mezzanine.
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The financing comprised a $174 million senior construction loan and a $45 million mezzanine loan, the statement added.
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The extra height also allows for a mezzanine that houses the fire alarm system and other electrical switchgear.
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The "Mezzanine" concert production uses deepfake videos of political figures and other images generated with artificial-intelligence algorithms.
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She is a vice president at Brookside Mezzanine Partners, which provides financing to small and medium-size companies.
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Senior leverage is 4.3x and total leverage, including US$60m of mezzanine debt, comes in at 5.6x, sources said.
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The furniture is made from wood recycled from mezzanine benches; table decorations are simple pine branches or local flowers.
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The mezzanine facility of HKD814 million bearing an interest cost of 11% has a bullet maturity in May 13.
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The mezzanine facility of HKD814 million bearing an interest cost of 11% has a bullet maturity in May 2022.
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This type of financing looks like debt but the mezzanine lender has the right to convert it to equity.
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In some instances, mezzanine funds and institutional investors have provided additional leverage of between 0.25 times and 1.00 times.
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The main dining room is cavernous, with a mezzanine and a two-story mural that overlooks multiple service stations.
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Then again, I had a friend who saw it from the mezzanine and felt he had an ideal view.
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Above all the activity, Mr. Cervietti's gallery of 22021,230 white plaster statues gazed out mutely from the mezzanine level.
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"The direct lending mezzanine strategy which targets junior parts of the capital structure is unique to Asia," said Bhandari.
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To that end, he said Blackstone is raising its third mezzanine fund that could be $6 billion in size.
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It's a display wall of shoes with three elevator lifts serviced from a mezzanine level over the sale floor.
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The officers had told them not to loiter in the mezzanine area in the same station, court records show.
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The Kitchen, another dining area, has communal seating, and a 50-seat bar and lounge is on a mezzanine.
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The reception area, once a room with 10-foot-high ceilings and a mezzanine level above it, has been transformed into a light-flooded space with 18-foot-high ceilings because Mr. Despont got rid of the mezzanine and opened the room's sealed high oval window so that it overlooks the Place Vendôme.
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The cheapest seats on resale on Ticketmaster will set a fan back $1,485 for a view from the rear mezzanine.
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"It continues on the mezzanine, becoming the railing again, and a storage element on the other side," the architect continued.
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"We plan on selling the junior and mezzanine tranches and keeping the senior one on the balance sheet," he said.
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The predictability of the residential market provides an effective cap and floor on returns, making it highly suitable for mezzanine.
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There's an invited portion for the industry but around it, the entire mezzanine, anyone who wants to come can participate.
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The "cheap" seats in the mezzanine and orchestra sides sell for more than 10 times their face value on average.
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The gallery also has a restaurant, Otium, chef Timothy Hollingsworth's first standalone project, using ingredients grown in its mezzanine garden.
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They ran out of ones and switched to throwing napkins off the mezzanine, which Darren seemed none-too-pleased with.
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The space features double-height ceilings, a 400-square-foot mezzanine in the rear and a 900-square-foot basement.
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Once there, she found the elevator from the platform to the mezzanine, and then the two elevators to the street.
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Right above them, Mr. Trump's personal security guard, Keith Schiller, patrolled the mezzanine level while chatting and joking with guests.
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The main floor has a 2,500-square-foot living area as well as a 1,500-square-foot mezzanine with two staircases.
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The firm is raising money for a second energy mezzanine fund, with $2.7 billion already committed, which recently began collecting fees.
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"I'd sit with my chin on the rail of the mezzanine, and the camera was over my shoulder," Walz later said.
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The club shared an adorable photo of the duo snuggling up to each other as they laughed in the upper mezzanine.
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There is also a "mezzanine" designed to hold office items or carry your monitor to place it slightly above eye level.
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In case of rain, the show will move underground to the mezzanine above the N, R, Q and W line.facebook.com/witchinghour666
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Zendesk already announced a couple of startups that are going to work from its mezzanine inside Station F — SnapCall and Ottspot.
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The CLOSE is less volatility than its mezzanine counterpart, falling to an all-time low of just 99.42 on February 11.
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The securitisation will feature three tranches - junior, mezzanine and senior - with the first two carrying most of the risk, Karavias said.
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Pocket doors at the end open to a dramatic high-ceilinged atrium that puts the second-level mezzanine in full view.
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The residential market in China is cyclical, creating attractive windows for mezzanine lending when liquidity tightens due to government policy measures.
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TurnStyle is operating the 27,000-square-foot mezzanine space under a 20-year lease that can be extended by 10 years.
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"And the bed was on a mezzanine with a sloping ceiling so neither of us could stand up straight," she said.
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A mezzanine is being built on top of the private offices as a way of utilising all of the space available.
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Now the mezzanine looks as if it had been moved on a trailer from some other building and attached with thumbtacks.
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"In the court's view you are asking to get backstage," he said, adding: "You have to stay out in the mezzanine."
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Due to the high coupon and the low investment yield in Hong Kong, mezzanine loans are usually used as bridge financing.
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They are three studios, 15 one-bedrooms and three two-bedrooms, with 123-foot ceilings, terraces or balconies, and mezzanine levels.
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Watching the Oscars from a seat in the mezzanine lifts your spirit and makes you feel drunk off everyone's excitement and success.
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Also on this side of the store is a set of stairs leading to a mezzanine level, where shoppers can dine in.
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Perhaps the clearest indication of something less mulled over is a spare track like "Don't Wanna," which recalls Mezzanine-era Massive Attack.
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The company, majority owned by BNY Mezzanine Partners L.P., sells products under brands such as Grindmaster, Cecilware, Crathco, and American Metal Ware.
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Staaanley Johnson's game is next, so I quickly head to the mezzanine to hydrate, a prudent decision that swiftly becomes day-altering.
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Dropping Gumballs on Luke Wilson Through July 6 at the A.R.T./ New York Theater's Mezzanine Theater, Manhattan; 866-811-4111, art-newyork.org.
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Above them, on the mezzanine level, are play-by-play commentators, called casters, and more players taking part in lower-bracket matches.
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The mezzanine area has its own entrance and can be used as a separate apartment or a professional studio, Ms. Macaluso says.
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A mezzanine-like landing in a turret between the first and second floors has a built-in bench and stained-glass windows.
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There's one by the host's desk, two behind the bar and more on a mezzanine that seems to have no other purpose.
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A toilet sat upturned in six inches of dirty water in a bathtub that was mid-renovation on the building's mezzanine floor.
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It's a spacious affair on two levels, with a 60-foot bar on the ground floor and another bar on the mezzanine.
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This is usually an equity tranche and a senior tranche, although some structures may also have a mezzanine tranche wedged in between.
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Other borrowers and lenders are turning to mezzanine loans in the expectation that high property prices in China will continue to rise.
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Based on the deal, Celidoria, an entity owned by PIMCO, will buy 95% of the mezzanine and junior notes of the portfolio.
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Earlier in the evening, I bumped into Sarah Sze, whose mosaic artwork stretches from the entryway at 96th street down to the mezzanine.
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Part of the mezzanine walkway in the atrium of the building in Indonesia's capital fell at around noon (local time) on Jan. 15.
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Joseph notes that there's a "beautiful" mezzanine that overlooks the massive, double-height living room, and the space showcases a "dazzling" art collection.
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In May 2015, BSN raised a €380m term loan to pay down the more expensive mezzanine debt, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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Structural mitigants (such as postponing interest payments on junior or mezzanine notes if minimum recovery collection targets are missed) may also be available.
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She watched the two netted soccer fields from a mezzanine lounge populated by moms on laptops and bored-looking kids hunched over homework.
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Notably, a 955m so-called "senior mezzanine" tranche was introduced into the structure, which will be subscribed by BMPS during the bridge phase.
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It also raised €200m of payment-in-kind (PIK) notes at that time from a mezzanine fund owned by private equity firm Ardian.
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BLT Prime has tables in the mezzanine, with views of the clocktower, but there's also more intimate seating available in the lower level.
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A scrim of lights, at nine feet, aligned with the mezzanine, creates a layer of intimacy, slicing the restaurant's lofty height in half.
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On the mezzanine, booths look down onto the main floor; like opera boxes, these may well become the best seats in the house.
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The "popular library," a place for browsing what the librarians consider top titles, has been underused on the out-of-the-way mezzanine.
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Upstairs are two bedrooms, a full bathroom and a mezzanine overlooking the great room, with space that could be used as an office.
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Last week, Boyds unveiled a new women's ready-to-wear, handbag and shoe department that covers the entire first floor and mezzanine level.
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On the third level, a mezzanine space overlooking the living room, with a wall of built-in shelves, is used as an office.
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A second staircase near the kitchens leads to an interior mezzanine, now a work space, and to the roof deck, Ms. Snow said.
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With their events completed, the Namibians watched from the mezzanine as other high schools, colleges and Olympians competed on the relays' final day.
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Jeremy O. Harris (playwright) Something we saw a lot was a density of black and brown people and young people in the mezzanine.
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On Wednesday morning, Susan Keser played the violin on the mezzanine level at the 86th Street station, filling the passageway with classical music.
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"I was literally back there in the mezzanine, and there were multiple times I would hear Rihanna – and only Rihanna – laughing," he said.
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The living room has a vaulted wood ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace with a chimney that reaches up to a mezzanine fireplace.
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A mezzanine sitting area overlooks the ground-floor common areas, and a catwalk leads to an elevated, glassed loft set up for stargazing.
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When "Mezzanine" appeared, its songs hovered in their own cavernous voids: at once dynamic and methodical, implacable and precarious, urgent yet stubbornly unhurried.
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Shops inside Trump Tower, including a Starbucks on the mezzanine balcony, do a bustling business, serving tourists and a steady stream of reporters.
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The Positive Outlook on the mezzanine and junior notes reflects the possibility of a further upgrade if the deleveraging continues at the current pace.
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Both ACME and Mytrah are funded by Piramal Finance Ltd via mezzanine financing, according to statements by the companies at the time of funding.
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Attaching a government guarantee to securitized senior tranches, which historically performed well, will do little to entice investors to buy mezzanine and junior tranches.
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"Maybe Vista rationalized it was better to write a big equity check than potentially give up some ownership to a mezzanine underwriter," Terwilliger said.
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EQT's buyout was backed with €865m of loans, split between €391.5m of mezzanine debt and €473.5m of senior loans, denominated in euros and dollars.
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At Bistro 300, the mezzanine bar overlooking the hotel lobby, cops were pre-gaming and enjoying bar snacks amid the echoing chants of protestors.
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Call me conservative, but mezzanine makes more sense than layering risk on risk by combining country risk with the dangers of mainstream property development.
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The restaurant has two bars: one at the entrance to the dining room, and another (pictured) up a flight of stairs on the mezzanine.
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The sleekly designed four floors include a restaurant and cocktail bar, a bottle service mezzanine with private bartenders and a cedar-wrapped champagne lounge.
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A group of nearly 100 university students were on the mezzanine floor when it gave way, and many fell one storey to the lobby.
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Industrial clangs meet with Atlanta drums, and the gulf between Maccie's heavenly singing and the grinding, ominous arrangement backing her recalls Massive Attack's Mezzanine.
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Happ was taken deep in just his third pitch of the afternoon — a shot into the mezzanine by Jose Altuve — and never quite recovered.
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On the other, a fireplace is embedded in a short wall of rusticated stone and light pours in from clerestory windows above a mezzanine.
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Her last visit was to see the 1979 sci-fi horror film "Alien" in a mezzanine where the air was thick with marijuana smoke.
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Massive Attack is rejoined by two guest singers who appeared on "Mezzanine": Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins and the reggae songwriter Horace Andy.
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"Japanese banks are eating into the mezzanine market, which is only seen in Japan and is an aberration," a Tokyo-based mezz investor said.
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The mezzanine has a solid back so things won't tip out when the desk moves, a plus given the austere styling of the whole kit.
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There legs and motor come in easy-to-assemble pieces and all you really have to worry about is mounting the tabletop and the mezzanine.
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Its core was a room of 200 computer operators over which, when he was on duty, he would preside from a glassed-in mezzanine office.
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"RealtyShares will likely become a 'one-stop shop' for capital for real estate transactions – whether debt, equity, or mezzanine financing," Athwal said in a statement.
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PAI backed its 2010 buyout of Cerba with a 287m all-senior leveraged loan and 52m of mezzanine debt, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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Starting in the basement and ascending, there's a sports pub, a cocktail bar and restaurant, a mezzanine with bottle service and a Champagne-themed lounge.
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Owl Rock Corp is a business development company that will originate, underwrite and invest in senior secured and unsecured loans, subordinated loans and mezzanine debt.
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Following the 2005 buyout, the sponsors recapitalised the debt in 2007, removing a mezzanine loan and putting in place a €1.385bn all-senior loan structure.
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Mr. Hurley said he could not even imagine the point of the area, which was on the mezzanine level, a staircase away from the trains.
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But plenty charge top dollar for the best seats — generally center orchestra, side seats just off the aisle, and the first rows of a mezzanine.
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Inside is similarly high design, with a sprawling lobby and mezzanine-level library decked out with mod furnishings, contemporary Italian lighting, and cutting-edge artwork.
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LoDo, hit the rejuvenated Union Station and find the mezzanine to reach Cooper Lounge, where sofas offer great perches for admiring the grand 2325 station.
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Overlooking the great room at one end, and reached by an oak staircase, is a mezzanine with a sitting area, bedroom, study and full bathroom.
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Before their laundromat opened last year in a cheerful, high-ceilinged space with a mezzanine cafe, the sisters posed in a laundry cart in Vogue.
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Two additional bedrooms and bathrooms (including one with double vanities, marble floor tiles and brass fixtures) are above the main floor, on the mezzanine level.
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The courtyard — with walls plastered in a unique silken lime-and-egg mixture — is ringed by a pillared, covered colonnade, often topped with a mezzanine.
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The action takes place not just up there but also on a parquet runway that snakes through the orchestra seating, and even in the mezzanine.
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A two-year reconstruction project, including adding a mezzanine and, because of decay, removing the Deco-style ceiling rosettes, finished in the fall of 2014.
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"I'm going to go way far back into the mezzanine and cry softly to myself," Mr. Harris told the crowd just before the performance began.
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According to a former security supervisor at the Revel, nearly eighteen hundred cameras streamed video to a pair of monitoring rooms on the mezzanine floor.
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CCTV footage circulated online captures the precise moment the mezzanine walkway gives way, sending at least a dozen people crashing into the lobby area below.
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The facility has 2199,000 square feet of usable space across three floors, a basement, communal outdoor space and an option to add a mezzanine level.
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Nearby, the mezzanine booth of Brussels gallery Sorry We're Closed features a set of tabletop works and one tower of ceramic heads by Eric Croes.
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Among all the new vibrant art, mostly concentrated on the second mezzanine of each two-tiered station, Muniz's crowd of "Perfect Strangers" is a standout.
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Commissioned by MTA Arts & Design for the mezzanine spaces at the 34th Street Penn Station subway stop, the permanent installation consists of two long murals.
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TechCrunch has a booth yet again, and like last year, we're in the Mezzanine of the Sand Expo Center, located right outside of the Eureka Park.
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And Mr. Calatrava's plan for a skylight in the mezzanine-level transit hall — which would have brought daylight to the train platform — did not pan out.
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"I'm walking out into the mezzanine in the main lobby area, and I see this young black woman being escorted out by several officers," he said.
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The mezzanine tranche will be worth 634 million euros, with bailout fund Atlante II and state-owned company SGA expected to invest some 400 million euros.
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The club shared an adorable photo of the duo snuggling up to each other as they laughed in the upper mezzanine during a show last weekend.
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The company, which after adding a mezzanine floor and a temporary warehouse has 300,000 square feet of capacity, has already had to turn new business away.
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Pay no attention to the booth in the back right corner of the mezzanine in the Broadway Theatre, where the musical "King Kong" opens next week.
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Private equity firm Charterhouse acquired Tunstall in 292.7 backed with £291.7m of loans, including a £92.83m mezzanine tranche and raised an £292.8m acquisition facility in 285.
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The building, renovated this year, includes new paint booths from Italy and upgraded office space totaling about 600 square feet on the ground floor and mezzanine.
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At City Opera, a handsome shop with a mezzanine framed by wrought-iron balustrades, she had arrived in a black crisscross jumpsuit embellished with gold buttons.
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There's another bar on the mezzanine level; next door, the Funny Library coffee shop serves pastries from two excellent local bakeries (Craftsman and Wolves, and Firebrand).
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Riding an escalator to the mezzanine of President Plaza, I was hypnotized by the performance of the chef behind the counter of the tiny O'Tray Noodles.
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Although the living area is on one main level, soaring beamed ceilings throughout — reaching as high as 35 feet in some places — offer additional mezzanine space.
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At the rear of the ground floor, a mock mezzanine with a row of windows will recall the historic look of the old fish dealers' offices.
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From the kitchen, a hallway connects to stairs that lead to a mezzanine area with a bedroom, a living room, a small kitchen and a bathroom.
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The Mezzanine space of the A.R.T./New York Theaters has been converted into a monochromatic stretch of prairie and forest by the set designer Louisa Thompson.
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The installation flanked a long check-in desk that was next to a life-size sculpture, and a curved staircase leading up to the mezzanine level.
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At the center of the mezzanine sales floor a curtained booth had been constructed for a round of press interviews preceding a question-and-answer session.
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At the center of the mezzanine sales floor a curtained booth had been constructed for a round of press interviews preceding a question-and-answer session.
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The news is in the mezzanine above, an area previously used for private parties that is now a spacious and elegant bar called the Pool Lounge.
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It hangs chockablock with the numerous other second-tier items in open storage on the American Wing mezzanine, dim behind thick plexiglass and hard to find.
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"From September last year, mezzanine demand has started to build," said Stuart Jackson, chief executive of InfraRed NF, a Hong Kong-based real estate investment manager.
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Some of it comes from slightly inexplicable overbuilding, such as full-length mezzanine levels at Second Avenue Subway stations rather than making do with smaller ones.
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TechCrunch has a broadcast booth yet again, and like last year, we're in the Mezzanine of the Sand Expo Center, located right outside of the Eureka Park.
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I was seated in the first mezzanine, where there were hardly any celebrities at all, but it didn't mean the people around me weren't influential and rich.
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"We've opened up the space considerably and made it a bit less claustrophobic ... We opened up the mezzanine so we can have events up there," says Thornley.
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Toys is working with Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and Lazard to refinance this debt and explore various structures, including accessing the CMBS and mezzanine financing markets.
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He could have ended up paying as much as 703 percent on the money from the mezzanine lender if the company performed as he expected it to.
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We're still on the ground floor (OK, maybe the mezzanine) when it comes to facial recognition, and even recognizing characters from books gives computers a hard time.
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"The Quaestio board has agreed to underwrite the Highly Confident Letter for a mezzanine investment in the securitised non-performing loan portfolio of (the bank)," it said.
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Striding the soundstage in the Mezzanine Theater at A.R.T./New York Theaters, he delivers heightened monologues into a cordless microphone as if he's narrating his own brilliance.
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The building has ceilings that range from 14 to 17 feet, an elevated loading area, a 1,000-square-foot mezzanine and a storage basement of equal size.
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Besides the rooftop pool and bar serving cocktails and snacks, there is another bar, Le Nine, in a cozy mezzanine above the lobby and open 24 hours.
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Mr. Trump, his daughter Ivanka Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, were led to the open-air mezzanine, which looks out onto the vast lobby.
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Because banks in Hong Kong are restricted from lending more than 50 percent of the transaction value, the mezzanine financing will likely be provided by fund houses.
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The ambient lighting, the flirtatious smiles, the lipstick-red carpet and uniforms, the cushioned benches and steel railings curving around the mezzanine—all conspired on the senses.
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To take advantage of the 13-foot ceilings, the bulky mezzanine was replaced with a compact storage loft that doubles as a sleeping area for overnight guests.
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As he recounted to the Los Angeles Times in 1975, NBC positioned one camera in the box seats at the 40-yard line and another in the mezzanine.
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TechCrunch's booth is located right at the Mezzanine of the Sands Expo, which means that anyone and everyone walking to check out exhibits will be stopping by TechCrunch.
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This model of financing debt through equity is called mezzanine financing and tends to involve high interest rates and an option to convert debt to equity in future.
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When companies with mezzanine financing go to banks for funds for upcoming projects, banks ask them for higher collateral or offer less cash in loan, said Kotak's Verma.
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The bank has sold the mezzanine tranche of a bad loan securitisation which is a key plank of the restructuring plan approved as part of its state bailout.
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Mezzanine lending is a hybrid of debt and equity financing that gives the lender the right to convert to an ownership or equity interest in case of default.
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Mezzanine debt in China and South East Asia provides exposure to the growth, but with superior risk adjusted returns due to its attractive running yield and downside protection.
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A construction elevator provides public access to a mezzanine gallery and restaurant; electronic road signs are used to display information; and the grand staircase is built from scaffolding.
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The other problem with using mezzanine debt to buy someone out is deciding on the value of the firm, said Ryan Budlong, managing director at Harris Williams & Company.
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Sam Fragoso is a writer and editor based in San Francisco, where he serves as the creative director at the Roxie Theater and the founder of Movie Mezzanine.
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It occupies a ground-floor space with a generous stretch of bar and some table seating; there's also a mezzanine with more tables and a private dining room.
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More often, they are looking for $500,85033-$2 million of mezzanine financing, money that is essential to the development of a business plan, initial working capital and operations.
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Farther along is the main living area, with a living room, a sitting room with a staircase up to a mezzanine level, and one of two dining rooms.
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The front door to the main house opens to an expansive foyer, with a mezzanine, which steps down to a living room with a double-height beamed ceiling.
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Many developers are turning to offshore mezzanine loans as government measures to tighten credit and clamp down on shadow banking in China are increasingly felt, according to lenders.
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That financing will consist of first-lien loans and subordinated debt either in the form of second-lien loans or mezzanine-like cash-pay and payment-in-kind.
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In the future, maybe we'll see drones function as multi-angle cameras to help audience members in the mezzanine see what the stage looks like from center orchestra.
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Standing alone in the darkness on a 20-foot platform, Gilfry faced the audience, confined to the mezzanine seats, at eye level, his isolation emphasized by his detached proximity.
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It was like a bar mitzvah until you turned around and saw you were standing on a mezzanine overlooking a wide staircase and escalator down to a subway platform.
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"Securitization offers another way through which governments may jump-start the NPL market, for example by co-investing, together with private investors, in junior or mezzanine tranches," he said.
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San Francisco venue Mezzanine is in the process of organizing an event to be held on Sunday, December 11, while SoMa venue The Endup will host one this Thursday.
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The Atlante 2 fund - which is financed by mostly private Italian financial institutions - will buy the mezzanine and junior tranches for around 1.8 billion euros, the first source said.
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The Red Bar and the Living Room were in the back, and the Mezzanine, a Being John Malkovich-esque space with lower ceilings, was on the 93 1⁄2 floor.
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Founded in 2005, NBK Capital Partners manages private equity, mezzanine and real estate funds and is a unit of NBK Capital, a subsidiary of the National Bank of Kuwait.
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Our preference is to structure investments using mezzanine structures as it provides favorable investment dynamics when compared to equity due to its high running yield and enhanced tax efficiency.
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Mr. Hedges, who recalled the Galleria event as a sort of festive wake for his friend on the mezzanine, was taken aback by Honey Soundsystem's interest in the archives.
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The production's director, Tyne Rafaeli, places them on the mezzanine level of Arnulfo Maldonado's set, in costumes by David C. Woolard that coordinate with those of the cast downstairs.
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An arsonist burned the mezzanine of another el station, at Intervale Avenue in the Bronx, and it stayed closed for three years; officials did not want to rebuild it.
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Inside, Georgina Frylink, 37, a nanny on a trip from Edinburgh, was sitting in the mezzanine with a friend, nursing a drink and waiting for the show to begin.
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The columns running east to west on the high-ceilinged ground floor separated the 18 fishmongers' stalls, and each dealer had an office on a mezzanine at the rear.
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Sen Sakana, decorated with lots of slatted pale wood, has 210 seats divided between a ground-floor dining room and a mezzanine level that also has a sushi bar.
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The scheme will offer state guarantees for senior tranches of the securitisations on condition that banks manage to sell at least 51% of mezzanine and junior tranches to investors.
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After they married, they moved into the ramshackle site and began to transform it modestly, starting with the kitchen and later installing two bright bedrooms on the mezzanine above.
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Japanese banks flush with liquidity are also participating in subordinated and mezzanine loans, which are typically the preserve of non-bank investors in most other parts of the world.
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That order goes up to the mezzanine where an employee picks the shoes from the stock, puts it in the elevator and sends it down to the sales floor.
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MAN DIES AFTER FALLING FROM MEZZANINE OF SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT The drilling equipment was being utilized for construction on the PHX Sky Train, a spokesperson for the airport confirmed Monday.
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In an interview for Movie Mezzanine, Doremus said that he personally missed the boat on dating apps, having been in a long-term relationship since before they really took off.
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Investors, when thinking of investing in Asian real estate, would be well advised not to shoot for the stars and rather take a close look at opportunities in mezzanine debt.
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Its cramped mezzanine, where daily life should thrum, precludes the sort of bars and restaurants that have made the terraces at Grand Central a destination and heartbeat of the neighborhood.
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Stairs lead to a mezzanine overlooking the living-and-dining area and to the first bedroom, which has built-in storage and a bed tucked under a sharply sloping ceiling.
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Commercial tours will also be allowed inside of the statue's lobby and mezzanine, which are below the observation deck, though Park Service staffers will monitor them closely, Mr. Willis said.
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With a silken patter that never stoops to snark or condescension — and an inclusive attention that reaches deep into the mezzanine — Mr. Veneziale asks the audience to feed him words.
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Refinancing into an all-senior capital structure also suggests the sponsor opted not to put in place higher costing junior capital in the form of second-lien or mezzanine debt.
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The Flea kept the east and west walls of the building, but rebuilt the rest; the roof was raised to create space for a mezzanine, and the cellar was lowered.
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The price of the Palmer Square CLO Debt Index (CLODI), which measures the total return of CLO mezzanine debt, continues to rise, hitting a new high of 104.53 on October 19.
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READ MORE: The Fine Art of Making Natural Wine in Quebec The bar snakes out from the tiny kitchen where he works, and a vintage Berkel slicer sits atop the mezzanine.
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Their chant "Say it loud, say it clear, immigrants are welcome here" echoed through the building, drawing scores of Senate staff to upper mezzanine floors from where they watched the commotion.
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JAKARTA, (Reuters) - Indonesia's stock exchange held a minute silence at the start of trading on Tuesday for more than 70 people injured when a mezzanine floor in the building suddenly collapsed.
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The location is in a sleek glass office tower, a 5,000-square-foot space with a mezzanine that was to have been the French chef Anne-Sophie Pic's New York outpost.
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The Grand Hyatt New York, which adjoins Grand Central Terminal, is billed nearly $300,000 annually by the city because its mezzanine-level restaurant protrudes over the sidewalk on East 20073nd Street.
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JAKARTA, (Reuters) - Indonesia's stock exchange held a minute silence at the start of trading on Tuesday for more than 70 people injured when a mezzanine floor in the building suddenly collapsed.
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Japan's three megabanks and mezzanine investors are preparing to provide debt financing of up to ¥22017bn (US$20183m), representing an unusually high debt-to-Ebitda multiple of up to 22018 times.
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On the mezzanine level near the stairs down to the R-train platform, the ceiling leaks periodically; the floor tiles beneath the drip line are stained brownish-black, like bad teeth.
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Tianqi, which is in talks with several institutional investors and banks for financing, plans to fund the deal through bank loans, mezzanine loans and its own working capital, the people said.
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At Penn Station in New York, for example, the official reason you're not allowed to board from the lower-level mezzanine is that there's no staff available to work down there.
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And Goldman Sachs installed a vending machine that sells Snap's Spectacles — sunglasses with an integrated camera that can upload videos to Snapchat — in the mezzanine lobby of its downtown Manhattan headquarters.
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January 2219, 28: The latest businessman-turned-politico, Lew Lehrman, the former president of Rite Aid, announces his bid for New York governor from the upper mezzanine of Grand Central Terminal.
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Three metres above the stage, on the mezzanine, the atmosphere was more tense — it's here that many of those who survived the attack were escorted, not far from the fire escapes.
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A mezzanine floor overlooking the main lobby of the Indonesian Stock Exchange building collapsed on Monday, injuring scores of people, many of them students, under slabs of concrete and other debris.
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They included: private equity funds that sponsor the leveraged buyout of companies, mezzanine funds that lend to companies, with some specializing in companies in financial distress, and specialized real estate funds.
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These three buildings, previously occupied by Linear Lighting, a lighting fixture company, consist of No. 25.8-2926 2105st Place, a 2106 single-story warehouse, with 29,19106 square feet, plus a 21925,210-square-foot mezzanine; a 2926 two-story at No. 31-35 Borden Avenue, with 29,000 square feet and offices on the upper floor; and two-story No. 31-30 Hunters Point Avenue, built in 103, with 22,000 square feet, including a 4,000-square-foot mezzanine.
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Gaw Capital and Chinese PE firm Hengli Group also raised HK$28bn through senior and mezzanine loans for their acquisition of office towers Cityplaza Three and Four in Hong Kong's Taikoo district.
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For six years, until 1966, the US Information Service (USIS) ran a world-class library in the building: a stunning fully-glazed space, with a mezzanine level and floor-to-ceiling shelves.
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More than 30 shops and kiosks, about half of them offering something to eat or drink, fill the 325-foot-long concourse on the station's mezzanine level just south of the turnstiles.
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After cocktails on the mezzanine, more than 550 guests traipsed across the museum's plaza to dine on coq au vin in a tented space with thousands of silk flowers on the ceiling.
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It received five months rent-free for the build-out of its new 2,561-square-foot ground floor space with a 2,138-square-foot mezzanine and a 1,429-square-foot storage basement.
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They've been so successful that Honey Soundsystem have graduated to curating their own Deviants stage at the Folsom Street Fair itself in addition to throwing their closing night club party at Mezzanine.
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Mr. Feyzioglu, whose family is in the restaurant business in Istanbul, has installed a shiny bar in the center of the room with tables around and seats on a mezzanine above it.
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Jessica Banks occupies a mezzanine tucked under the eaves in the New Lab building, a massive 1900 structure where ship engines were once assembled, now an incubator for high-tech production companies.
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Each project can require adding two or three elevators — one to take riders to the mezzanine level where they pay the fare and one each for the platforms heading in opposite directions.
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He will oversee the Carlyle Capital Solutions group, which will also seek to originate and structure leveraged loans, high-yield bonds, mezzanine debt and additional types of financing, according to a source.
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The buyer of "The Center" is looking to raise around 13 percent of the $5.2 billion in one-year mezzanine financing by offering to pay 8 percent interest, the term sheet showed.
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Most property buyers in Hong Kong borrow about 40-50 percent of the deal value to finance their acquisitions, according to industry experts, and the use of mezzanine loans is not common.
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The victim, who has not yet been identified, approached a station manager on the mezzanine level of the Capitol South Metro station and collapsed, said Dan Stessel, a Metro Transit police spokesman.
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There is a spacious ground floor and a mezzanine, with the main floor darkly decorated with black tiles underfoot, black painted wood trim and charcoal gray fabric; the upstairs has exposed brick.
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In June, when it's planned to reopen, the decrepit station will look nearly unidentifiable, outfitted with new glass canopies, digital screens, mezzanine access, and stairways—except, notably, an elevator for ADA capabilities.
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We were sitting up on the mezzanine on the church pew kind of on the left side as you face the stage listening to all of them and just having a great time.
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"And we also saw strong performance across our alternative credit funds," Nuttall said, adding that KKR's mezzanine, special situations and direct lending funds appreciated between 3 percent and 5 percent in the quarter.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A mezzanine floor overlooking the main lobby of the Indonesian Stock Exchange building collapsed on Monday, injuring scores of people, many of them students, under slabs of concrete and other debris.
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The new deal is split into 450m secured and 150m unsecured tranches, with Goldman Sachs Merchant Banking Division's mezzanine fund agreeing to take down the unsecured piece at the end of last year.
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The mezzanine tranche in the Popolare di Bari sale, for 14 million euros, was rated B(High)/B2, while the junior — or riskiest — portion, for 10 million euros, did not get a rating.
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During the last recession, there were a lot of other trends that allowed more leverage to the borrower: high valuations that were not sustainable; more mezzanine debt on properties; and aggressive underwriting tactics.
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The centerpiece is the Galerie Azzedine Alaïa, an atrium with a vaulted glass ceiling and mezzanine balcony, where Alaïa exhibits art that interests him, screens films, stages performances and presents his biannual collections.
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Along with an enclosable terrace, the mezzanine contains what was intended to be one guest bedroom, which the architects cropped into an eccentric shape so the house wouldn't jut out from the slope.
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The owners of the Vintage Year restaurant across the street recently opened the cafe in a former midcentury bank, preserving the terrazzo floors and installing a floating staircase to a mezzanine seating area.
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For the final two acts, though, we migrated upstairs to the mezzanine, where echoey acoustics and a sudden distance from Mr. Greenspan, separated from us by the balcony railing, got in the way.
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"We are in the process right now of having a second mezzanine installed in our warehouse so that we can put more trade mitigation food on the floor," CEO Paule Pachter told VICE News.
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The South Wing, erected in 2102, will remain operational, and the owners plan to replicate the lobby's mezzanine, based on a Japanese painting known as "Bridge of the Dream," and its hexagonal ceiling lights.
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Atlante 22016, a private bank-rescue fund, will buy most of the mezzanine and junior tranches for €212.9bn; the senior debt will be sold on the market, partly backed by a state-guarantee scheme.
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JAKARTA, Jan 15 (Reuters) - A mezzanine floor that collapsed and injured at least a dozen people in the Indonesia Stock Exchange building on Monday was not caused by a bomb, a police official said.
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An 503 square foot studio on the mezzanine level of a downtown Lincoln building, The Mez is a substance-free space where artists of varying interests and educational backgrounds gather under the same roof.
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The firm could probably have arranged junior debt, but it would have come at an even greater cost than the 950bp spread the senior debt carried and mezzanine debt would likely have included warrants.
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An 250 square foot studio on the mezzanine level of a downtown Lincoln building, The Mez is a substance-free space where artists of varying interests and educational backgrounds gather under the same roof.
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Solera's lead underwriter Goldman Sachs has made increasing use of the private placement market to shift LBO paper in recent weeks, placing much of the debt with Goldman Sachs Merchant Banking Division's mezzanine fund.
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He will oversee the newly formed Carlyle Capital Solutions group, which will also seek to originate and structure leveraged loans, high-yield bonds, mezzanine debt and additional types of financing, according to two sources.
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It covers two floors, with a mezzanine bar that will operate during the two-month run, an heirloom from a lineage of nightclubs, including Lotus, that once occupied this space on West 214th Street.
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On a Monday afternoon in mid-March, in the mezzanine office of her studio near the Ménilmontant neighborhood of Paris, the French designer Christelle Kocher pauses briefly to re-bedazzle her blue acrylic nails.
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Tickets in the orchestra section are still available for the first week of his run at the Lunt-Fontanne; a handful of seats in the mezzanine and orchestra sections remain for the second week.
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The bathroom was perched on the mezzanine level of our room, which was a nice separation from the main living space, but given its small size, there was limited room to place our toiletries.
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Gaudi will be available as a standard PCIe card that supports eight ports of 100GB Ethernet, as well as a mezzanine card that is compliant with the relatively new Open Compute Project accelerator module specs.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Gokulnath Shetty, a middle-aged bank manager of middling rank, spent his days in the foreign exchange department on the mezzanine floor of Punjab National Bank's Brady House branch in Mumbai.
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The stairways leading up from the platform to the mezzanine will be widened, she added, and two staircases will be added; once the shutdown ends, in July of 2020, an elevator will be installed there.
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Highland raised an initial $15 million for its Highland Private Equity & Mezzanine Fund, of which $8 million came from the IFC, the largest development institution focused on the private sector in emerging markets, it said.
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The paper added bank rescue fund Atlante was expected to submit in coming hours a non-binding bid to buy the majority of the mezzanine and junior tranches of Monte dei Paschi's bad loan securitisation.
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And its lofty, mezzanine-ringed library, its most famous space, soared like a tall forest, with intricate dark wood panels and weightless, colorful ornamental steel lights creating a magical, elegant escape from the bustling city.
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The retail space includes a 3,364-square-foot ground floor with 16-foot ceilings, and with skylights and oversize windows in the rear; a 254-square-foot mezzanine; and a 1,334-square-foot selling basement.
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By contrast, mezzanine loans (usually three to five-year terms) are better suited to provide the flexibility and runway needed to prove out certain initiatives prior to securing an equity investment or a liquidity event.
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INDOORS The centerpiece of the two-bedroom main house is a living and dining room with a stone fireplace, porcelain tile floors imported from Italy and a cherry-wood mezzanine reached by a spiral staircase.
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In that same spirit, and to express tangibly this more open model, we will be relocating the management team from the 41st floor of 200 West Street to the mezzanine floor above the Sky Lobby.
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Mezzanine debt is a hybrid of debt and equity financing that gives the lender the right to convert to an equity interest in the company in case of default, after other senior lenders are paid.
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The London Art Fair this year featured 131 galleries with most of the higher-value works being offered by Modern British specialists in the central mezzanine level of the venue at the Business Design Center.
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Upstairs, on a shallow mezzanine, there was a makeshift cocktail reception, packed wall to wall, and while wading through the crowd, I was grabbed by a short man with a shaggy haircut and a white beard.
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The lender said on Thursday it finalised the sale to institutional investors of 95 percent of the mezzanine and junior notes of the project Aragorn portfolio after the senior notes were given an investment grade rating.
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The Crawford, which offers tours of the station on most Fridays, also runs the station's most elegant bar, the Cooper Lounge, located on the mezzanine level and overlooking the station's Great Hall beneath striking arched windows.
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HOLLAND COTTER Metropolitan Museum of Art Up a narrow staircase, on a mezzanine perch above the Metropolitan Museum of Art's galleries of South and Southeast Asian art, are three small rooms of art from the Himalayas.
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The home's concrete shell, covered in solid white surface stone, creates a cantilevered mezzanine for sleeping, allowing residents to look down on the living spaces below, or out to the landscape through carved, box-shaped openings.
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It has signed a nine-year, 11-month lease for a total of 8,657 square feet — 3,193 square feet on the ground floor, 7403,831 square feet on the mezzanine and 3,633 square feet in the basement.
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The mixing and faking of architectural and decorative styles — chandeliers, trompe l'oeil marble columns, a gilded mezzanine, and faux Rococo and Baroque paintings — reflects the pastiche in Bronstein's drawings and paintings of real and imagined architecture.
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At one of her favorite spots, Xi'an Cuisine, in the mezzanine food court of Richmond's Public Market, we shared four fried pork dumplings and a plate of preserved duck's eggs drizzled with sediment-rich chile oil.
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Size: 2296,183 square feet Price per square foot: $249 Indoors: The oldest portion of the building dates to at least 1827 and includes a main-floor living room, a second-floor bedroom and a library mezzanine.
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Although the building's owner has argued that the Four Seasons used the mezzanine for private events and storage, it was open and in use for restaurant seating every time I ate in the old Pool Room.
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"He loved this space," she said on a recent tour, pointing out the skylights that illuminate the space, the marble floor and the doves that live in two white cages on a mezzanine and occasionally coo.
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Let's say that the financing or mezzanine financing will be a typical source like a United States bank, or lending institution, something like that, and subject to final approval by us when the deal gets finalized.
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The sale is valued at about 58% of the total gross book value of the portfolio, the bank said, based on the nominal value of the senior notes and the sale price of the mezzanine tranche.
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The mezzanine level of the hub was constructed from the roof downward, defying standard engineering practice, because its roof doubles as part of the memorial plaza, which Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg decreed must be open by Sept.
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In this case, the owner is a koala named Buster Moon (Matthew McConaughey), who has been in love with the stage since he was just a baby koala bouncing on his daddy's knee up in the mezzanine.
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I had picked the vase that was meant to go on the mezzanine above, up at the other end of a slowly twisting ramp, the path towards which was naturally still littered with even more teetering exhibits.
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"There's this other definition and way to look at it, which is about deep empathy," he told BuzzFeed News from the mezzanine of the Lucille Lortel Theatre in the West Village, where Charm opened on Sept. 18.
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In the first two years of its life, the LIA invested heavily in alternatives such as private equity, hedge funds and mezzanine debt, including structured derivatives, according to a report prepared by LIA's expert witness on suitability.
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The fund, which focuses on subordinated mezzanine loans to infrastructure companies, offers a target return of 10%, a sizeable premium in a world where government bond yields in developed economies are closer to zero or even negative.
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Morgan Geist, who is one half of the post-disco D.J. pairing Metro Area and who worked with Ms. Lanza on the shiny "Mezzanine," which updates the chintzy glamour of '80s freestyle music, will open for her.
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The hotel does not have its own bar or restaurants, but has access to those in the station, including the Cooper Lounge on the mezzanine, which offers a view over the waiting room along with craft cocktails.
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Learn about this history of women in beer at a discussion hosted by Theresa McCulla, the historian of the American Brewing History Initiative at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History at the Mezzanine in Midtown Manhattan.
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" Tuesday morning, however, Doocy was alone on the mezzanine-level sofa, while Kimeade anchored "the big plastic desk" one floor below and co-host Ainsley Earhardt was stationed behind a lectern in the studio's "fish bowl area.
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SEAMORE'S UP TOP The focus on local fish continues in this branch of Seamore's in a Midtown Manhattan food hall, where it's the first tenant on the mezzanine level: Urbanspace Vanderbilt, 45th Street and Vanderbilt Avenue, urbanspacevanderbilt.com.
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An office with a beamed ceiling and limestone fireplace lies straight ahead of the entrance, and a large library with bookshelves, window seats and a stone fireplace is a flight up the staircase, on the mezzanine level.
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Then again, if that's the case, how on earth does Mr. Brown manage to pull out of the air — after asking a few innocuous general questions — the secret shared by a Scottish couple sitting in the mezzanine?
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At one evening performance last week, the line for women zigzagged from one side of the mezzanine to the other and back again, contained by ropes, organized by ushers, overflowing into stairwells, hemmed in by a bar.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese property companies are increasingly tapping expensive mezzanine loans as they seek out higher returns, a trend that could undermine government efforts to cool the country's booming real estate sector and rein in debt.
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He explained that developers were attracted to the mezzanine loans to tide them over because the cost of the financing was still less than the lower profit incurred from a discount on a whole new property development.
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It resolves claims by the Dodona I LLC hedge fund and other investors that Goldman structured the Hudson Mezzanine Funding 2006-1 and 2006-103 collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) to fail, and bet against them at investors' expense.
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They watched a live feed of the Presidential Inaugural Ball, and they took photographs of one another next to cardboard cutouts of Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan, which had been arranged on the mezzanine of the Avalon Theatre.
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Over the course of a couple of weeks he built himself a small mezzanine shack in the space where Mags used to hang his coats, constructed from 'repurposed' bits and pieces from skips and bits of Mag's house.
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It's a soaring, two-level affair, with a music studio and makers' workshop tucked into a corner, towering concrete columns, bleacher seats and a mezzanine facing a big, teak-lined roof deck that is accessible from the apartments.
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For the next six months, the fashion-friendly collection, handpicked by Nordstrom's VP of Creative Projects Olivia Kim, will exist on both the mezzanine level above her just-as-stylish Nike x Nordstrom boutique and online at SeeYouTomorrow.Nordstrom.com.
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To preserve the Russian milieu and intimate feel, the Imperial's marble lobby was reconfigured to resemble a Cold War bunker, and two staircases were built so performers could bound up and down, instruments in hand, into the mezzanine.
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The financing will total around 7.75-8.0 times LGC's approximate £165m-£170m Ebitda and will consist of first-lien loans and subordinated debt either in the form of second-lien loans or mezzanine-like cash-pay and PIK.
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When I saw the show in Boston, he smiled his shy, closed-lipped smile, and she waved brightly to the mezzanine, and then bent all the way over at the waist to keep waving as the curtain fell.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a dirty little secret tucked away inside one of its galleries on the nearly impossible-to-find mezzanine level that sits cantilevered above the American Wing's atrium.
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The JV has no plan to set up a so-called Asset Reconstruction Company required to directly buy bad loans from banks, but will instead make equity or mezzanine financing to distressed cases, a senior SBI executive said separately.
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The financing is expected to total around 2675 times LGC's approximate £250m-£170m Ebitda and will consist of first-lien loans and subordinated debt either in the form of second-lien loans or mezzanine-like cash-pay and PIK.
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Under the HAPS scheme, banks will need to sell at least slightly more than 50% of the mezzanine and junior tranches of the asset backed securities in the market, a precondition for the guarantee feature on the senior notes.
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It includes six kitchens, three bars and a "pop-up" mezzanine kitchen for new chefs, with open kitchen designs and counter seating to generate a sense of theater as diners watch the chefs and their teams do their work.
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But while Triple A spreads in the primary market appear to have found a ceiling, appetite for the riskier junior and mezzanine tranches has collapsed entirely, as a sharp sell-off in high beta credit has crimped demand for riskier assets.
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From there, anyone scrolling through Snapchat can flip between the various streams, so a view of the stage from the mezzanine can get stitched to a view from the pit to what the whole scene looks like from the nosebleed section.
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Peering at him from her seat in the middle of the mezzanine, she had not wanted to like the performance, but in the end, in the final movement, with his aggressive flourishes and demanding tempo, she had succumbed to his allure.
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Although it is sensibly placed within the airy American Wing, the exhibition occupies an inconvenient, hard-to-find location: a small mezzanine in the farthest corner of this large building, accessible only through the open archives or via an elevator.
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The company has raised nearly $300 million over the years, including from Sequoia Capital, New Enterprise Associates, and T. Rowe Price, but the last round it raised, according to Pitchbook, was a $6 million mezzanine round that closed in 2013.
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Goldman Fills Vacuum in Leverage Buyout Market | Goldman's GS Mezzanine Partners VI fund has been one of the most aggressive financiers of leveraged buyouts and is the biggest fund of its kind after raising about $8 billion last year. REUTERS
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The fund managing Atlante, which in July had committed to buying the mezzanine tranche of the securitised loans, said in a statement that a due diligence of the soured debts had been completed and had confirmed the initial price estimates.
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AGF plans to further extend its capital base by USD420 million by end-2020 through issuing mezzanine/convertible notes (USD336 million) and subordinated debt (USD84 million) to its current owners, other highly rated development finance institutions (DFIs) and non-government organisations.
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Shadow banks are uniquely well positioned to solve hotel financing challenges given their greater flexibility than commercial lenders to take down the entire debt stack and sell off the senior piece of debt while retaining the riskier, higher return mezzanine portion.
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At lunchtime each day, prosecutors returning from the courthouse stream through the doors of the D.A.'s office, pulling metal carts stacked with boxes of files, and ride an escalator to the mezzanine, then board an elevator to their offices.
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ANNOUNCES SIGNING OF A DEBT TERM SHEET FOR UP TO $16.5MILLION * SYNCORDIA TECHNOLOGIES AND HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS - DEBT TERM SHEET HAS A 4 YEAR TERM & WILL INVOLVE A MEZZANINE LEVEL COUPON WITH ACCOMPANYING WARRANTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Marina Adams's vibrant, two-toned, gouache paintings of simple but slinky shapes at Karma's booth, for instance, make for an eye-popping, wall-covering series under a huge skylight; they serve as a cheerful welcome to the seventh-floor mezzanine.
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Since March, three ballet dancers — Brittany Pollack, Amar Ramasar and Craig Salstein — have been living in a different world, where daily class happens not in a pristine studio with barres and mirrors, but on the carpeted floor of a theater mezzanine.
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It will also, Ms. Johnson said, help solve some of the library's issues with crowding, by opening up the prime space on the mezzanine of the flagship's soaring lobby that is currently occupied by the Brooklyn Collection to wider use.
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Lev Parnas, who pressured officials in Ukraine to investigate the Biden family, called it "our BLT office on the second floor," referring to the BLT Prime steakhouse on the mezzanine overlooking the hotel lobby, which Mr. Trump frequents for dinner.
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A gym, a 1,000-square-foot meeting room and a closet of a business center with two computers and a printer were in the basement, though the mezzanine level boasted a station of vintage arcade games and a foosball table.
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The Dutch design firm Nicemakers created warm, welcoming interiors, and the large lobby, with its worn leather couches, classy U-shaped bar and mezzanine-level lounge, has become a favorite drinking-and-dining destination among hip Amsterdammers and visitors alike.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We sat on the hard floor on a mezzanine next to Walid Raad's installation at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Scratching on things I could disavow (2007–ongoing), its lights flickering on the periphery.
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"So we look at the market quite nimbly in terms of early stage development with the view to potentially... deploying mezzanine and second lien debt into the commercial real estate market in the US, which is quite deep and liquid," he said.
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In lavish hotel ballrooms and guarded private suites lining the mezzanine of the Quicken Loans Arena, donors expressed their concerns that Trump -- 10 weeks after winning the nomination -- still does not have a group that has demonstrated an ability to win unlimited checks.
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Hedge funds, as well as distressed debt, mezzanine credit and direct lending offerings, are part of Carlyle's Global Market Strategies (GMS) business, which had $34.7 billion in assets under management as of the end of June, down 5 percent year-on-year.
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NEW YORK, Aug 4 (Reuters) - The price of the Palmer Square CLO Debt Index (CLODI), which measures the total return of Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) mezzanine debt, rose to its highest level since its inception on June 1, 2015, hitting 101.93 Wednesday.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Loose or corroded joints may have caused the sudden collapse of a mezzanine floor at the Indonesian Stock Exchange building this week that sent visiting students plunging to the ground, a preliminary report by the public works ministry has found.
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Exploiting the sloped contour of the movie theater seating above, the market gets loads of light, pouring in through soaring windows revealed by the angled, white, sculptured ceiling, which yields space for mezzanine-level seating and a sunny, glassed-in teaching kitchen.
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From the mezzanine, diners can watch the servers in their Breton stripes (some in tops designed by Le Slip Français, some in Saint James, both a nod to Monsieur Gaultier) maneuver the dining room below, carrying well-dressed plates of antipasti and pizza.
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A windowed closet on the mezzanine, where Resnick set up a tiny studio near his bed when arthritis crippled him, will be staged with his easel and quasi-figurative works on paper he made after abandoning image-less painting in his last decade.
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Children scampered about, chasing balls, lobbing badminton birdies, building — and smashing — sand castles, mostly oblivious of the spectators looking on from a mezzanine above that gave a bird's-eye view of the sunbathers and their operatic observations on human and environmental frailty.
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A spokesman for the theater owners said that the usher — whom they did not identify — had been stationed in the mezzanine at the Booth for all but one of the performances concerned; the usher worked in the orchestra for the other performance.
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On three recent visits to the hotel in the upscale SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan — a glass tower that the Trumps operate — a reporter found the building's poolside bar lightly trafficked and its mezzanine restaurant vacant, save for one table of two men.
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ATHENS, June 27 (Reuters) - Eurobank said on Thursday it agreed to sell 95% of mezzanine and junior notes of 2.0 billion euro securitised pool of non-performing mortgage loans to Celidoria, an entity owned by funds managed by U.S. fund group PIMCO.
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The sources said Atlante and the other investors could buy the junior and mezzanine tranches in a securitization of Monte dei Paschi's bad loan portfolio for 1.3 billion euros, while the senior tranche would be backed by a state guarantee and sold to institutional investors.
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Most of the rest was made up of second-lien or mezzanine loans, a risky category that offers higher returns when a borrower is paying back debt, but is also more likely to suffer losses or be wiped out if a borrower runs into trouble.
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The sharia-compliant mezzanine investment will enable Energia, one of the largest providers of temporary power solutions based in Saudi Arabia's eastern province, to expand and take advantage of the increased construction activity and infrastructure spending stimulated by Saudi Vision 2030, an economic reform program.
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All-in LTV (including senior debt) <65% LTV >65% LTV All-in returns >15% IRR <10% IRR Despite these attractive characteristics, in our view it only makes sense to be a mezzanine lender if you have complete visibility and negative control over the underlying project.
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Where possible, surviving works and parallel pieces by the show's artists recreate original installations; David Finn's figures with scavenged-wood heads and trash-bag limbs, for example, sit on the staircase to the gallery's mezzanine as they did at the steps outside Pier 34.
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White Columns is displaying here the exuberant Expressionist paintings of Gerasimos Floratos, but also the folk-inspired ceramics of Bruce M. Sherman, installed in a mezzanine overlooking the sixth floor, a bird's-eye vantage that offers a different, more expansive perspective on art-fair viewing.
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WASHINGTON — On the mezzanine of the Kennedy Center Opera House on Sunday night, the seats for a star-studded class of honorees were carefully spaced in an effort to disguise the obvious: The president, a traditional guest of the Kennedy Center Honors, was missing.
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Located on the large mezzanine of an Oakland waterfront office building, the "museum" tells the history of capitalism primarily through the work of visual artists who appropriate forms found in a typical history museum, including educational videos, dioramas, didactic displays, and vitrines with artifacts.
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