State Bank Financial Completes Merger with AloStar Bank of Commerce
State Bank Financial completed its merger with AloStar Bank of Commerce for $197.6 million in cash.
State Bank Financial completed its merger with AloStar Bank of Commerce for $197.6 million in cash.
State Bank Financial and AloStar Bank of Commerce signed an agreement for State Bank to acquire AloStar in an all cash transaction with a purchase price estimated to be $196 million.
Gladstone Investment reduced its credit facility from $185 million to $165 million. KeyBank served as administrative agent for a group of lenders including Alostar Bank of Commerce, M & T Trust, East West Bank, Chemical Bank and Customers Bank.
TriplePoint Venture Growth has renewed its existing $200 million revolving credit facility. Deutsche Bank served as administrative agent and lender.
Chrome Capital announced it has closed on the first $40 million of an $80 million senior credit facility with Alostar Bank of Commerce and Comvest Capital as co-lenders.
Horizon Credit II has amended its syndicated revolving credit facility with a lender group led by KeyBank. The amendment increases the size of the facility to $70 million by adding a $20 million commitment from AloStar Bank of Commerce.
Broadwind Energy announced the extension of its $20 million credit facility with AloStar Bank of Commerce, consisting of a $15 million revolving line of credit and a $5 million term loan.
RetailCapital announced its re-brand as Credibly, along with the establishment of a facility with three participating banks — AloStar, WebBank and CapitalSource, a division of Pacific Western Bank.
Lakeland Industries amended its senior revolver with AloStar Bank of Commerce. Maximum borrowing capacity under the facility remains $15 million.
AloStar Bank of Commerce Chairman and CEO Michael J. Gillfillan has announced his retirement effective April 15, 2015. The board announced the appointment of Andrew S. “Andy” McGhee as CEO.