Details have emerged about 'Project Eagle,' JPMorgan's complex and high-stakes strategy to finance a deal for Electronic Arts (EA).

Banks are preparing to offload $18 billion in junk bond and loan debt associated with an Electronic Arts (EA) take-private deal, a move that will test investor confidence amidst growing concerns over AI disruptions.

JPMorgan is reportedly set to begin a debt deal next week to finance a potential $55 billion buyout of Electronic Arts (EA).

JPMorgan has commenced an $8 billion junk-bond sale to finance the buyout of Electronic Arts (EA).

A consortium of banks has initiated the sale of a $5.75 billion cross-border loan, structured to finance a buyout related to Electronic Arts (EA).

Electronic Arts (EA) shares have surged in 2025 in anticipation of a reported $55 billion buyout deal.

Electronic Arts (EA) is emphasizing $700 million in cost savings achieved through a recent buyout, a move designed to entice and reassure potential debt investors.

A consortium of banks has initiated the sale of a $5.75 billion cross-border loan, which is part of the financing for an Electronic Arts (EA) buyout.

Bondholders of Electronic Arts (EA) are resisting a debt buyback proposal, while S&P Global Ratings has expressed doubts about the company's credit ratings.