Velocity Technology Solutions
Velocity Technology Solutions
Lender
- First Lien Credit Facility
Silver Lake Sumeru
December 2017
Senior Lending
Churchill Asset Management Completes Second Middle Market CLO Offering at $340 Million
New York, December 6, 2017 — Churchill Asset Management LLC (“Churchill”), a leading provider of senior and unitranche debt financing to middle market companies, today announced the closing of its second structured debt investment offering, a $340 million collateralized loan obligation fund (“CLO”) named TIAA Churchill Middle Market CLO II Ltd.
Worldwide Clinical Trials
Worldwide Clinical Trials
Co-Lead Arranger
- Senior Secured Credit Facility
The Jordan Company
December 2017
Churchill Racks up Over $1.1 bln for Debut Mid-market Senior Loan Fund
NEW YORK, November 29, 2017 – Churchill Asset Management has raised over $1.1 billion for its inaugural middle market senior loan fund. The fund’s limited partners include pension plans, insurance companies, foundations, single and multi-family offices and high net worth investors based in North America, Europe, South America and Asia….
Churchill Asset Management Completes Fundraising for Inaugural Middle Market Senior Loan Fund as Part of Nuveen With Over $1.1 Billion in Committed Capital
New York, November 29, 2017— Churchill Asset Management LLC (“Churchill”), a provider of senior and unitranche debt financing to private equity-owned middle market companies, has completed fundraising for Churchill Middle Market Senior Loan Fund, LP (and related investment vehicles), its inaugural fund as part of Nuveen with over $1.1 billion in committed capital (the “Fund”).
Mid-market CLO Roundup: New Deals Add to Bumper Year
NEW YORK, November, 2017 – Churchill Asset Management joins the expanding list of the managers in the CLO market this year by pricing its first new issue middle-market CLO TIAA Churchill Middle Market CLO II. Arranged by Wells Fargo, the deal receives a warm welcome as it achieves the second tightest triple A spread of 150 basis points and a low funding cost of 2.17%. Wells Fargo remains the dominant arranger in the market as it continues to bring more deals to the field and raise its volumes to $7.56 billion – roughly 43% of the market…