Cole Taylor Provides Double B Foods Facility
Cole Taylor Business Capital announced the funding of an $8 million facility for Double B Foods.
Cole Taylor Business Capital announced the funding of an $8 million facility for Double B Foods.
New York area dealmakers entered 2014 with a moderately upbeat outlook about the U.S. economy and their companies’ business prospects, according to a survey of 140 executives by ACG New York.
The International Factoring Association announced Terri Baker joined the organization as marketing director.
New Enterprise Stone & Lime announced it refinanced its facility with a new revolver and term loans providing up to $175 million. PNC acted as administrative agent, and Wells Fargo Bank acted as syndication agent.
GTCR announced it acquired Callcredit Information Group in partnership with its management team. GE Capital, HSBC and Lloyds Bank arranged senior financing, while Crescent Capital provided a mezzanine facility.
Seadrill Partners announced it upsized the proposed $1.7 billion term loan B announced to $1.8 billion, and the company will obtain a $100 million revolver.
CFO notes in an article based on an interview with an associate finance professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business that the next inevitable collapse of the financial system would be different from the events following the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
IntriCon announced it amended its facilities with The PrivateBank and Trust Company.
Diamond Business Credit announced it funded a $100,000 line of credit to a company that provides specialized professional security services.
Bloomberg reported Nine West Holdings, which will become a new company after Jones Group’s sale to Sycamore Partners, set the rate on a $470 million term loan backing the buyout, according to a Bloomberg source.