Reuters reported that Antares Capital is in the market with $13.9 billion of senior secured credit facilities backing its sale to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) from GE Capital, which include a jumbo $10.7 billion asset-backed loan.

Reuters said the financing, which will also help fund the middle market private equity lender’s future growth, is backed by Antares’ portfolio of term loans and revolving credits to U.S. middle market companies.

Reuters notes, according to Fitch Ratings, the secured financing stands out due to its size, and its asset-backed structure, which allows Antares to diversify its funding sources in the future by issuing a range of debt instruments via the securitization and unsecured debt markets.

Access the full Reuters report here.