Bain Capital Credit’s Private Credit Group Invested $2B in 2023
Bain Capital Credit’s private credit group invested approximately $2 billion to support the growth of middle-market and private equity-backed companies in 2023.
Bain Capital Credit’s private credit group invested approximately $2 billion to support the growth of middle-market and private equity-backed companies in 2023.
Bain Capital Credit’s private credit group invested $1.3 million to support middle-market and private equity-backed companies during the first half of 2023. The group has invested more than $20 billion across more than 475 portfolio companies since inception.
Bain Capital Credit’s private credit group invested $2.7 billion to support the growth of middle-market and private equity-backed companies in 2021.
Bain Capital Specialty Finance formed a joint venture with the private credit business of Pantheon, a global alternative private markets manager, to provide private direct lending solutions to middle market borrowers, primarily across Europe and Australia.
Bain Capital Specialty Finance priced an offering of $115 million aggregate principal amount of 8.5% senior unsecured notes due 2023. The company intends to use the net proceeds of this offering to repay debt under its secured credit facilities.
The Antares Bain Capital Complete Financing Solution closed a senior secured unitranche credit facility to support Bertram Capital’s acquisition of Flow Control Group.
Antares Bain Capital, a joint venture between Antares and Bain Capital Credit, closed a senior secured unitranche credit facility to support Clearlake Capital Group’s acquisition of symplr.
Both Bain Capital and Antares Capital have global reputations as investment firms. So there was more than a bit of frisson in the lending world when the two companies announced a joint venture in December. This unique unitranche platform combines the strengths of both companies and provides an unusual opportunity for partnership. Bain Managing Director Michael Ewald and Antares Senior Managing Director Timothy Lyne share their thoughts about the new platform with ABF Journal Editor Nadine Bonner.