CapitalPlus Financial Services, a provider of construction factoring solutions, funded a $500,000 factoring facility for an Illinois-based interior finishing contractor.
Read moreDetailsSpirit Airlines is seeking new financing from creditors and an exchange that would extend its current debt; otherwise, the company would be forced into bankruptcy, a Bloomberg report says.
Read moreDetailsA new study from Juniper Research, a company of experts in fintech and payment markets, has revealed the value of eCommerce fraud will rise from $44 billion in 2024 to $107 billion in 2029, a growth of 141%.
Read moreDetailsValiant Energy Solutions, an energy services company, entered a strategic partnership with Cambridge Savings Bank (CSB), a mutual bank with a customer-first approach and over $7 billion in assets.
Read moreDetailsSoilmec North America and SLR Equipment Finance entered into a strategic partnership that provides custom financing solutions for Soilmec North America’s end users.
Read moreDetailsChartbeat, a media software platform and a portfolio company of Cuadrilla Capital, received a strategic growth investment from the private credit group of Bain Capital. Bain Capital will join Cuadrilla as an institutional investor in Chartbeat.
Read moreDetailsRobertshaw U.S., a global design, engineering and manufacturing company, successfully completed its chapter 11 sale and restructuring. Latham & Watkins represented Robertshaw in the matter with a global, cross-practice team.
Read moreDetailsVista Outdoor entered into a definitive agreement with funds managed by Strategic Value Partners, an alternative investment firm, to sell Revelyst in an all-cash transaction based on an enterprise value of $1.125 billion. Morgan Stanley is acting as sole financial...
Read moreDetailsUtica Equipment Finance completed a portfolio acquisition of equipment finance transactions valued at approximately $10 million. This acquisition enhances UEF’s portfolio of asset-based financing, further supporting its growth strategy.
Read moreDetailsAfter losing market share within the past few years, banks are clawing back corporate debt deals from private credit funds, according to Bloomberg.
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