Citi Agents $1.4B NHL Facility
Citi closed a $1.4 billion league-wide credit facility to the National Hockey League. The transaction represents the NHL’s inaugural league-wide facility.
Citi closed a $1.4 billion league-wide credit facility to the National Hockey League. The transaction represents the NHL’s inaugural league-wide facility.
CIT Group served as joint lead arranger and administrative agent in a $325 million facility to LCI Helicopters.
RealPage entered into a new revolving credit facility, expanding borrowing capacity to $200 million. Wells Fargo is acting as lead arranger and administrative agent for the financing.
Fifth Street Finance and Fifth Street Senior Floating Rate co-invested in a $195 million one-stop financing facility and an equity in conjunction with Veritas Capital’s acquisition of BeyondTrust.
NXT Capital announced it provided a $17 million senior secured facility to fund Shorehill Capital’s acquisition of Belt Power.
Ignyta secured a $31 million term loan facility from Silicon Valley Bank. The company received initial funding of $21 million, approximately $11 million of which was used to repay the company’s existing loan with SVB.
Wells Fargo Capital Finance acted as administrative agent on a $32.5 million credit facility for Petersen Health Network, a provider of long-term care services in Illinois andother areas of the Midwest.
Argos Therapeutics announced it entered into a $25 million venture loan led by Horizon Technology Finance.
CorEnergy announced the closing of a new, $30 million senior secured revolving credit facility with Regions Bank.
SUPERVALU amended and extended its $1 billion ABL revolver. Wells Fargo, U.S. Bank, Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, Barclays, Rabobank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch acted as joint lead arrangers and joint bookrunners.