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Palmer Square Capital Management, a credit-focused alternative asset management firm founded in 2009 with over $32 billion in assets under management, is launching two exchange traded funds (ETFs).

Babylon Asset Management, a private credit firm for U.S.-based businesses, has successfully closed 31 transactions in its first 12 months, securing over $19.7 million in funded or committed capital.

Comvest Credit Partners, a provider of flexible direct financing solutions to middle-market companies, closed its debut collateralized loan obligation (CLO), Comvest 2024-1 CLO, at $500 million.

Mitsubishi HC Capital America entered a strategic relationship with the Seismic Group and PulPac. The arrangement allows the companies to focus their efforts on reducing plastic pollution by promoting the use of patented processes to create paper packaging.

Solifi, a global fintech software partner for secured finance firms, was listed among the top fourteen Fast Track FinTech winners, as well as an IDC Fintech Top 100 company.

Edgio and certain of its affiliates has voluntarily filed for chapter 11 relief in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware to effectuate one or more sale transactions. To anchor the sale process, Edgio has entered into...

Big Lots entered into an agreement with an affiliate of Nexus Capital. To facilitate the transaction, the company, together with each of its subsidiaries, initiated voluntary Chapter 11 proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

Legal representation for a distressed pool and spa company, Lippes Mathias, determined that avoiding a chapter 11 filing was in the best interests of the company and teamed with Second Wind to walk the business through an Article 9 restructuring.

Wheel Pros (d/b/a Hoonigan) and certain of its North American-based affiliates, a provider of aftermarket vehicle enhancements, commenced an in-court financial restructuring process to position it to drive long-term growth.

Small and medium-sized business (SMB) lending fraud has increased by a double-digit percentage year over year, with most lenders expecting fraud levels to continue to increase in the coming months, according to LexisNexis Risk Solutions.