“…a $40 billion Tiger Cub… they have the best of data sources, massive budget… they choose to buy rather than build.”

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Sell access to the Pascal platform and data integration service to secretive hedge funds, pricing based on large budgets (e.g., a $40 billion Tiger-Cub client)

$40 billion

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“Thomas Bravo led the deal. The purchase price was $12.3 billion… financed with $4.6 billion in the syndicated first lien loan… 37% of the purchase price was funded with debt.”
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“The deal was led by Advent International and Palmyra. The purchase price was $14 billion… 64% of the purchase price was funded with debt.”
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Why it worked $14 billion purchase; $8.96 billion debt (64%) Share this moment
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