Bankers looking to sell £3.6 billion ($4.8 billion) of debt backing the take-private of DCC Energy Plc are expected to target high-yield bond investors and infrastructure loan buyers.

Bankr Builder Spotlight: @MrDegenWolf $WOLF is the culture coin on Base. The White Wolf is trying something different. Not another ticker built around a trend, but an existing culture with a token attached. Fair launched on Base via Bankr. No team bundle. Liquidity locked. 1% burned. Staking is live, and 30 buybacks have already happened. 50 days in and you can already see the culture taking shape. Base says awoo. Pfps get wolf hats. “(awoo arc)” shows up unprompted. Memecoins are built around attention. Creator coins around people. White Wolf is building around identity and community. Put the Wolf on. AWOOOOOO! 🐺

Bankr Builder Spotlight: @QuotientHQ Forecasting intelligence for prediction markets and perps. Quotient gives forecast-driven traders the intelligence to anticipate what comes next and stay ahead of the headlines. Q produces forecasts. Quotient publishes Signals based on those forecasts, showing where Q’s forecast differs from the market price. Every resolved market gives Q another scored outcome to learn from. Over the last 60 days, Q has been 8.2% more accurate than Polymarket across geopolitics and global elections. As of August 31, more than 50% of traders using Q’s intelligence are profitable. Builders and agents can use Quotient’s skill, CLI, MCP, or API to retrieve structured forecasts and history, inspect the supporting evidence, request new forecasts, and bring cross-venue market data into their own products and workflows. They can buy API credits or pay per request through x402. Quotient covers prediction markets on Polymarket and Kalshi, with perps intelligence live on Hyperliquid. Get started:

Bankr Club Town Hall 002: LP Party Wednesday August 26, 8PM EST Hosted by Saltorious and Frenchie live in Discord! LPs, stocks, demos, feedback, show us what you're building or just come hang. If you're in Bankr Club, you're invited.

Bankrupt sleep away camp owner Simad won court permission to both put its camps up for sale and start tapping $60 million in fresh financing to ensure its properties stay open as thousands of kids arrive for summer