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Activity, Corporate Banking

Deutsche Provides $100MM Revolver for Newtek

May 2, 2019

Via: ABF Journal

Newtek Business Services, a joint venture with a subsidiary of BlackRock TCP Capital, closed a $100 million senior-secured revolving credit facility with Deutsche Bank. The new facility includes a $100 million accordion feature, allowing the JV to increase the borrowing […]


Capital and Risk, Credit

Deutsche Bank reportedly considered restructuring Trump’s loans on worries he might default

February 20, 2019

Via: CNBC

Deutsche Bank officials were worried enough that President Donald Trump might default on loans after he was elected that the institution considered extending the repayment dates, according to a Bloomberg News report Wednesday. The Trump Organization had about $340 million […]


Capital and Risk, Credit

Goldman Sachs Agents $200MM Term Loans for National Vision

November 19, 2018

Via: ABF Journal

Goldman Sachs served as both administrative and collateral agent on a joinder and amendment which established new $200 million first lien term loans for eyewear retailer National Vision. According to a related 8-K filing, KKR Capital Markets, Citigroup Global Markets, […]


Capital and Risk, Credit

6 reasons why credit matters

September 14, 2018

Via: Market Watch

Your credit score isn’t an arbitrary three-digit number. It’s based on a summary of your history with credit — and it sends a strong signal about how you’re likely to handle new credit. Your credit history can directly impact what […]


Retail Banking

10 Things You Need Your Bank Statement For

June 25, 2017

Via: GOBankingRates

What is a bank statement, aside from a piece of paper showing how much money you have? In short, it’s a snapshot of your banking activity during a specific time frame, typically a month. Most banks send a copy of […]


Retail Banking

6 Purchases You Should Never Make With Personal Loans

November 28, 2016

Via: GOBankingRates

Holiday costs can add up quickly. You might be tempted to take out a personal loan to cover those expenses. If you have decent credit, it’s usually quick and easy to get a personal loan. Personal loans can be a […]


Capital and Risk, Credit

How Much Debt Do Americans Have?

October 11, 2016

Via: GOBankingRates

Many Americans struggle with debt. In fact, it’s the biggest source of financial stress in the U.S., GOBankingRates.com found in an August survey. But to find out exactly which type of debt is weighing down Americans the most, GOBankingRates surveyed nearly 3,000 […]


Retail Banking

7 Best Types of Loans for People With Bad Credit

August 30, 2016

Via: GOBankingRates

Sometimes it’s the people who need loans and credit the most who have the hardest time getting them. If you have a poor credit score, you might think it’s impossible to get a loan, whether for emergency car repairs, sudden medical […]


Capital and Risk, Credit

5 loans you should refinance now

June 20, 2016

Via: Daily Finance

Interest rates are incredibly low, but they will not remain low forever. The Fed is threatening to increase rates later this year. If you are a saver with a lot of money in a bank account, higher rates couldn’t come […]


Capital and Risk, Liquidity

Wells Fargo warns energy loan losses will grow

May 25, 2016

Via: CNBC

Wells Fargo is telling investors to brace for more losses on loans to energy companies. That, in turn, increases the likelihood that the bank will continue to bolster its reserves to offset those losses, the bank said at its investor […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

Sour Oil Loans for Banks Is a Much Bigger Headache Than You Think

April 15, 2016

Via: TheStreet

Don’t let the rebound in oil prices fool you. Banks are setting aside billions of dollars to cope with sour oil and gas loans. “I think it’s a big concern,” said Ian Winer, head of equity trading at Wedbush Securities, […]