U.S. Bank Named 2014 Greenwich Quality Leader
Industry research firm Greenwich Associates named U.S. Bank a “2014 Greenwich Quality Leader” in cash management services for large corporate clients.
Industry research firm Greenwich Associates named U.S. Bank a “2014 Greenwich Quality Leader” in cash management services for large corporate clients.
Capmark Financial entered into a series of agreements pursuant to which it will acquire Bluestem Brands. Upon the acquisition’s close, U.S. Bank will provide Bluestem with an $80 million ABL facility.
PharMerica announced it closed on a new credit agreement. The company will use the facilities for general corporate purposes and to pursue acquisition opportunities. Bank of America acted as administration agent.
Net Access announced it expanded its facility with U.S. Bank by an additional $9 million. The company will use a portion of the facility to refinance an existing $5 million of mezzanine debt.
Innospec announced it added U.S. Bank to its credit facilities agreement and increased its borrowing capacity under the facilities to $200 million.
Chemed announced it entered into a $450 million amended credit agreement. JPMorgan Chase Bank acted as the administrative agent and J.P. Morgan Securities and Merrill Lynch acted as joint lead arrangers.
Cabela’s announced the signing of an amended credit facility with a consortium of financial institutions led by U.S. Bank.
AeroCentury said it closed a new $180 million revolver, replacing its former $130 million credit facility. Union Bank served as sole lead arranger, sole bookrunner and administrative agent.
Black Hills announced it amended its $500 million its revolving credit facility with a lender group led by U.S. Bank as administrative agent.
FirstService increased its revolver to $500 million. The increase was substantially oversubscribed by its syndicate of banks including JPMorgan Chase, TD Bank, Bank of Montreal, among others.