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Teads reveals US$125m non-recourse receivables facility spanning US and...

Teads Holding has disclosed a four-year US$125m non-recourse accounts receivable financing facility built around receivables generated by operating subsidiaries in the United States, UK, France and Italy, adding a sizeable structured working-capital programme to the advertising technology group's funding mix....

#accounts receivable#non-recourse financing#Outbrain

US ABL non-accrual rate hits highest level since 2011...

Non-accrual loans reported by US asset-based lenders have climbed to their highest level since 2011, according to analysis of Secured…

#asset based lending#collateral#credit risk


True Food Kitchen files Chapter 11 with US$42.1m debt...

True Food Kitchen has entered Chapter 11 protection with approximately US$42.1m of funded debt, closing 12 restaurants and securing a…

#Chapter 11#debtor-in-possession financing#HumanCo


Second Avenue provides IT’SUGAR US$8m senior secured working-capital revolver

Second Avenue Capital Partners has provided specialty confectionery retailer IT'SUGAR with an US$8m senior secured revolving credit facility, adding working-capital…

#asset based lending#Inventory finance#IT'SUGAR


BT acquires TalkTalk debt-free from administration in £400m rescue

BT Group has acquired TalkTalk's consumer and wholesale businesses out of administration on a debt-free basis, committing to an estimated…

#administration#Ares Management#BT Group


Finacity structures US$50m cross-border receivables facility for Advancion

Finacity has facilitated a US$50m receivables financing facility for specialty chemicals group Advancion Corporation, using accounts receivable generated across the…

#Advancion Corporation#Ardian#Finacity


Accord cuts bank facility to C$65m as refinancing deadline...

Accord Financial has secured another short-term extension of its main credit facility but has agreed to reduce the commitment to…

#Accord Financial#asset based lending#bank facility


Santander leads US$345m asset-based revolver for WTEC manufacturing expansion

Santander Bank has led a US$345m asset-based revolving credit facility for US manufacturer WTEC, providing working capital as the company…

#asset based lending#data centres#grid infrastructure


CIT Northbridge provides US$60m asset-based revolver to Certified Origins

CIT Northbridge has provided a US$60m asset-based revolving credit facility to Certified Origins, giving the food producer additional financing capacity…

#Arch & Beam#asset based lending#Certified Origins


Siena provides US$52.5m ABL facility backed by receivables, inventory...

Siena Lending Group has closed a US$52.5m asset-based credit facility for a US food distributor, using assets ranging from accounts…

#accounts receivable#asset based lending#collateral


SBF cuts 2026 EBITDA forecast after €1m customer receivable...

German industrial supplier SBF has cut its 2026 earnings forecast after a customer entered provisional insolvency administration, putting approximately €1m…

#bad debt#credit risk#debtor risk


Trafigura lifts syndicated funding to US$4.4bn after lender demand...

Trafigura has closed approximately US$4.4bn of syndicated revolving and term-loan facilities after strong demand allowed the commodities trader to increase…

#commodities#commodity finance#liquidity

Investec provides hybrid asset-based and cashflow financing for Symera’s...

Investec has combined asset-based lending and cashflow debt in a financing package supporting Symera Partners' acquisition of UK security-services company…

#ABL#acquisition finance#asset based lending

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