RBC and CIBC join banking group helping to finance Elon Musk’s bid for Twitter

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The two Canadian banks are putting US$1.15-billion into the lowest-risk loan to the Tesla Inc. chief executive

are lining up behind Elon Musk’s US$43-billion bid for Twitter Inc.

The largest loan in the Twitter financing is a US$12.5-billion facility backed by Mr. Musk’s shares in Telsa. The package also includes an unsecured US$3-billion bridge loan - credit with no collateral - and a US$6.5-billion term loan. The risks that come with each level of debt are reflected in the interest rates the banks are charging Mr. Musk.

This is the lowest-cost debt in the Twitter financing package, and therefore the least risky loan. RBC’s analyst who follows Tesla currently has a US$1,175-per-share target price on auto maker, which is 18 per cent higher than where Tesla shares were trading on Monday.

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Really?

acoyne Poor choice for the Canadian banking oligopoly

CIBC is based? cibc

WTF!!!

acoyne 'lowest risk loan' for Elon Musk for Twitter?

acoyne Glad I don’t support either of those

Sounds abour the right fit for these two banks, among all the orher Canadian banks.

There’s always a buck to be made for the capitalists

SK8Wireless This has got to be some kind of sick, twisted prank.

Good on em

Glad I don't bank with them! RBC cibc

Too bad....

WTF?!!!? RBC

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