Sidley represented SBL Holdings, Inc. in its Rule 144A/Regulation S offering of US$650 million of 7.200% Senior Notes due 2034. The offering was announced and closed in October. SBLH, through its subsidiary Security Benefit Life Insurance Company, is a leader in the U.S. retirement market and offers products in a full range of retirement markets and wealth segments for employers and individuals. SBLH is indirectly controlled and approximately 99.8% owned by Eldridge Industries, LLC, also a longstanding Sidley client. Eldridge, a private investment firm controlled by Todd Boehly, invests in businesses across the Insurance, Asset Management, Technology, Mobility, Sports & Gaming, Media & Music, Real Estate, and Consumer landscapes. The matter involved Sidley lawyers in New York and Chicago. The Sidley team was led by Myles Pollin (Global Finance), along with Vincent Onorato and Amanda Todd (Insurance), and included D.J. Hill (Global Finance) and Sara Africano, Henry Visser Melville, and Jordan Papai (Insurance). Sidley worked with Security Benefit lawyers Justin Carroll (Deputy General Counsel), John Guyot (General Counsel), Pete Saba (Senior Counsel), and Chris Swickard (Deputy General Counsel).~~Sidley represented SBL Holdings, Inc. in its Rule 144A/Regulation S offering of US$650 million of 7.200% Senior Notes due 2034. The offering was announced and closed in October. SBLH, through its subsidiary Security Benefit Life Insurance Company, is a leader in the U.S. retirement market and offers products in a full range of retirement markets and wealth segments for employers and individuals. SBLH is indirectly controlled and approximately 99.8% owned by Eldridge Industries, LLC, also a longstanding Sidley client. Eldridge, a private investment firm controlled by Todd Boehly, invests in businesses across the Insurance, Asset Management, Technology, Mobility, Sports & Gaming, Media & Music, Real Estate, and Consumer landscapes. The matter involved Sidley lawyers in New York and Chicago. The Sidley team was led by Myles Pollin (Global Finance), along with Vincent Onorato and Amanda Todd (Insurance), and included D.J. Hill (Global Finance) and Sara Africano, Henry Visser Melville, and Jordan Papai (Insurance). Sidley worked with Security Benefit lawyers Justin Carroll (Deputy General Counsel), John Guyot (General Counsel), Pete Saba (Senior Counsel), and Chris Swickard (Deputy General Counsel).