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Note: Loan Pricing Corporation (LPC) defines the U.S. Middle Market as Traditional Middle Market and Large Middle Market. Traditional Middle Market includes transactions with deal size < or = $100M, and sales size of less than or equal to $500M. Large Middle Market includes transactions with deal size > $100M and < or = $500M, and sales size of less than or equal to $500M.

News
GSMM Feature
The Gold Sheets Middle Market feature and Industry In Focus article, published monthly, help lenders keep abreast of important developments in the middle market.
The Industry in Focus articles include an in-depth look at the most talked about middle market industries, including analysis on loan pricing, deal structure trends, most recent deals and market commentary.
Prior articles can be accessed through the Gold Sheets Middle Market archives dating back to January 2000.

Late-Breaking News
Comprehensive, real-time news coverage of the U.S. Middle Market by LPC reporters located in New York.  
Find out about mandates won and lost, current pricing, structure, who's in and who's out, what's trading and for how much, and much more.
Customize your Gold Sheets Real-Time screen to display only U.S. Middle Market news and analytics.
Perform a Quick Search by clicking on linked borrower names within stories. Access news stories dating back to 1995 and information dating back to 1986 available on LoanConnector for the borrower.
Quick Comps provides easy access to related news stories.
One click access to additional borrower information including stock quotes, SEC filings and other news.

LoanMarketPulse
Weekly feature that highlights trends and noteworthy deals in several sectors of the U.S. Middle Market.  
Includes the U.S. Middle Market deals to watch and why, as well as commentary on the overall market.
Access archive of LoanMarketPulses dating back to June 2000.


Data & Analytics

Pricing, Covenants
Provides pricing summaries of recent middle market deals and highlights key market trends.
The pricing information is gleaned from deals structured with performance pricing grids tied to Debt to EBITDA ratios, which represent the most widely used financial measure in the middle market.
Aggregate LIBOR spreads and commitment (unused) fees are reported by borrower sales, industry, region, event and purpose. The market snapshot also provides a summary of the latest pricing trends in the middle market.
Underlying comparables for all pricing and covenants grids available.
Archive of Pricing/Covenants dating back to June 2000 available or generate your own using DealScan® data.


Calendar
Compilation of syndicated deals with an institutional tranche currently in the market or approaching launch in the U.S. Middle Market.  
Archive of Calendars available dating back to June 2000.
Click on a company name and run a Quick Search to access news stories dating back to 1995 and information dating back to 1986 available on LoanConnector for the company.
Updated weekly.

League Tables
Ranks institutions based on the role they play in Middle Market transactions.
Published quarterly for the following Middle Market segments: Agent-only and Lead-Arranger for the Traditional and Large Middle Market, and five regions.
Archive of LPC's published League Tables dating back to first quarter 2000 available or create your own using Advanced Search or DealScan®.
View this Quarter's League Tables.

Industry Analytics
A premium service that compiles and provides industry specific Late-Breaking News stories, pricing grids, forward calendars, league tables, historical volume charts (with data points), current bids and relative value for various industries in the U.S. market for your convenience.
Industries include financial services, healthcare, hotel & gaming, broadcasting, oil & gas, REITs, retail & supermarkets, telecom and utilities.

Historical Data
A premium service that provides useful historical data to justify pricing and follow market trends. Analysis on each graph provided by LPC middle market analysts.  
Historical data for financial covenant analysis – 1998-2001 available.
Historical data for pricing trends & analysis – 1997-2001 available.
Updated quarterly.


Additional Features
MyLPC Alerts
Use MyLPC Alerts and get e-mail notification whenever LPC publishes a Gold Sheets Late-Breaking News Story. You never have to worry about missing the news that's important to you. MyLPC Alerts sends news directly to your e-mail or wireless device once it hits the LPC wire. Create your own customized news feed, and track loan market news by region, market, industry, company and more. Find out about mandates won and lost, current pricing, structure, who's in and who's out, what's trading and other critical market developments as they happen.  


Quick Search
Quick Search, LoanConnector's global search engine, allows users to find all pertinent information related to a company. The search calls up Late-Breaking News stories since January 1995, DealScan® detail reports dating back to 1986, LoanDocs, LINs and links to further company information available for the identified search in one convenient composite. Quick Search is the simplest way to assemble comprehensive information on a company on LoanConnector.  

Advanced Search
A premium search engine using over twenty global search categories including borrower and lender searches, geographic location, industry, rating, date range, sales size, deal size, facility type, facility purpose, spreads, financial covenants, financial ratios, pricing grids and more.  
A user-friendly interface that allows for easy navigation between your deal search criteria and report results with a simple click of the mouse.
View search results using one or all four of the available, preformatted reports. Printable from the web and downloadable in spreadsheet format.


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