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club deal

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noun

  1. commerce a takeover bid in which several private-equity companies form a syndicate to acquire a target company

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Champions League qualification would have helped the club deal with the cash requirements in respect of some of these former player purchases.

From BBC

QCapital, a club deal firm targeting SMEs with revenue of up to 40 million euros, said it had met with some 120 companies interested tapping outside capital since starting in May.

From Reuters

Argentine traders said the Paris Club deal and clarity over an IMF deadline was important to avoid turbulence in the second half of the year, with elections in November and the Peronists looking to protect their strong position in Congress.

From Reuters

That insurance will certainly help the All England Club deal with the loss of income this year, but the local businesses in Wimbledon Village just up the hill from the grounds are going to take a big hit.

From Seattle Times

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and his players agreed to reduce pay by 12.5% on Monday for the next year to help their club deal with the financial impact of the coronavirus.

From Washington Times