Monroe Wins 2018 Small Middle Markets Lender of the Year Award
Global M&A Network recognized Monroe Capital as the Small Middle Markets Lender of the Year for the sixth consecutive year.
Global M&A Network recognized Monroe Capital as the Small Middle Markets Lender of the Year for the sixth consecutive year.
Monroe Capital closed its 2018 Monroe Capital Private Credit Fund III at $1.33 billion of limited partner commitments with over 100 investors in eight countries, eclipsing the Fund target of $800 million.
Monroe Capital closed a $456.3 million term debt securitization known as Monroe Capital MML CLO VI. Deutsche Bank served as lead manager, structuring agent and bookrunner on the transaction.
Monroe Capital established an Independent Sponsor Finance vertical to be led by Brad Bernstein, Chris Larson and Zia based out of the firm’s Chicago office.
Monroe Capital and SNH Capital Partners funded an $80 million senior credit facility to National Credit Center. Monroe acted as sole lead arranger and administrative agent on the funding of the transaction.
Global M&A Network recognized Monroe Capital as the Small Middle Markets Lender of the Year for the fifth consecutive year.
Monroe Capital acted as sole lead arranger and administrative agent on the funding of a senior term loan to support APCO Worldwide’s buyout of minority shareholders.
Monroe Capital was recognized by Global M&A Network as the Small Middle Markets Lender of the Year for the fourth consecutive year.
Ted Koenig, president, CEO and founder of Monroe Capital, was awarded one of three leadership achievement awards at the Global M&A Network 8th Annual Americas M&A Atlas Awards.
Monroe Capital closed Monroe Capital Private Credit Fund II at $800 million of limited partner commitments. The fund, which provides secured and unitranche loans to middle market companies, will have $1.5 billion of total investable capital.