Haversine Funding Closes $32MM in Recent Transactions
Haversine Funding recently closed $32 million in transactions, including a $10 million senior secured lender finance facility to a transportation factor.
Haversine Funding recently closed $32 million in transactions, including a $10 million senior secured lender finance facility to a transportation factor.
Haversine Funding hired Shawndrea Igboh as an underwriter. Igboh will oversee the company’s various underwriting processes and transactions, including structuring, due diligence and documentation.
Haversine Funding, a provider of alternative financing solutions for the specialty lending space, hired Nolan Reichert as business development manager.
Haversine Funding hired Edward Mun to serve as controller. Most recently, Mun serviced as an associate for Goldman Sachs within its fund accounting group.
Haversine Funding recently closed $19.3 million in transactions, including a $13 million senior secured lender finance facility to an equipment lender specializing in truck and trailer loans in the United States.
Haversine Funding hired Cheryl Mayo to serve as director and portfolio manager for factoring and asset-based lending clients. In this role, Mayo will be responsible for overseeing account management, operational compliance and ongoing relationships with clients.
Haversine Funding, a provider of alternative financing solutions, hired Jeffrey Whaley as CFO. Whaley, who has more than 20 years of experience, will oversee accounting, operations and compliance for the company.
Haversine Funding, a provider of alternative financing solutions, hired Andrew Bae as senior director of underwriting and portfolio management. Bae, who has 20 years of experience in the industry, will be responsible for underwriting, asset management, credit policy and overall portfolio performance.
Haversine Funding recently closed $9.75 million in transactions, including a $5.6 million senior secured funding for a commercial real estate loan to a sawmill located in the Southwest.
Haversine Funding recently closed $6.5 million in transactions, including $5 million of a $15 million inventory loan participation to finance an e-commerce sales distributor.