AmSurg windfall ends distressed debt saga


Pacific Investment Management Co, King Street Capital Management, and Partners Group are among the AmSurg owners netting nearly US$4bil from the deal. — Bloomberg

NASHVILLE: The sale of AmSurg, an ambulatory surgery company once part of KKR & Co-backed Envision Healthcare Corp, caps an epic distressed-debt saga that will hand a windfall to investors that took ownership of the business after an ugly debt brawl.

Pacific Investment Management Co, King Street Capital Management, and Partners Group are among the AmSurg owners netting nearly US$4bil from the deal to sell the company to Ascension Health, one of the biggest nonprofit health systems in the United States.

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