Monroe Capital Provides Facility to Support Escort Acquisition
Monroe Capital announced the funding of a $78.5 million senior secured credit facility to support the buyout of Escort by New York City private equity sponsor Monomoy Capital Partners.
Monroe Capital announced the funding of a $78.5 million senior secured credit facility to support the buyout of Escort by New York City private equity sponsor Monomoy Capital Partners.
Monroe Capital announced the funding of a senior secured credit facility to support the growth of a building products and services company by an Atlanta-based private equity sponsor.
Monroe Capital announced the funding of a $16.6 million senior secured credit facility to support the acquisition and growth of a dental practice management company by a New York City-based private equity sponsor.
Monroe Capital Corporation said ING Capital increased the company’s loan commitments on its syndicated credit facility to $95 million.
Monroe Capital announced the funding of a $75 million senior secured credit facility to support the growth of Alora Pharmaceuticals, the parent company of Avion Pharmaceuticals and Acella Pharmaceuticals.
Monroe Capital announced Patrick White and Mark Solovy joined the firm as managing directors and will lead the firm’s national technology practice.
Monroe Capital LLC said it funded a $20.5 million unitranche credit facility to support the growth of an online retail firm.
Monroe Capital announced the funding of a subordinated debt facility and equity co-investment to support the acquisition of BAE Systems Commercial Armored Vehicle Division and Transparent Armor Business by The O’Gara Group.
ABF Journal contributing editor Howard Brod Brownstein catches up with Ted Koenig, president & CEO of Monroe Capital LLC, who was recently named the “2012 Middle Market Thought Leader of the Year” by The Alliance of Mergers & Acquisition Advisors and Grant Thornton.
Monroe Capital LLC said Jeffrey Kolke has joined the firm as managing director in its Chicago office. Prior to Monroe, Kolke was a senior vice president at GE Capital, where he spent 15 years.