Gibson Dunn & Crutcher represents subsidiaries of Energy Future Holdings Corp. of Dallas in a $200 million private offering of 11.75 percent interest senior secured second-lien notes, which was announced on Feb. 23. Gibson Dunn partner Robert Little of Dallas says the firm started working on the initial $800 million offering in early January, and it sold quickly after it was announced on Feb. 1.
February 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Gibson Dunn & Crutcher represents subsidiaries of Energy Future Holdings Corp. of Dallas in a $200 million private offering of 11.75 percent interest senior secured second-lien notes, which was announced on Feb. 23.
The firm’s work on the offering was a bit of a replay for Gibson Dunn, which earlier in February represented the same subsidiaries — Energy Future Intermediate Holding Co. LLC and EFIH Finance Inc. — in an $800 million private offering of the same type of notes.
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