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Fifth Street Finance Expands Syndicated Bank Credit Facility to $680MM

August 18, 2014, 07:29 AM
Filed Under: Lender Finance

Fifth Street Finance Corp. announced an incremental commitment from an existing lender to its syndicated bank credit facility led by ING Capital LLC. As a result, the committed facility size increased by $10 million to $680 million. The facility includes 16 lenders with an accordion feature allowing for potential future expansion up to $800 million. The final maturity of the facility remains August 6, 2018.

"We continue to grow the size of our syndicated credit facility, which provides us with flexible capital to provide custom-tailored financing solutions by partnering with private equity sponsors, including the ability to commit to larger transactions up to $250 million," said Leonard M. Tannenbaum, FSC's Chief Executive Officer, adding, "The diverse group of lenders in our syndicated credit facility includes leading investment banks, commercial banks and regional banks, and is an important component of our low-cost capital structure."

Fifth Street Finance Corp. is a leading specialty finance company that provides custom-tailored financing solutions to mid-sized companies, primarily in connection with investments by private equity sponsors.  The company originates and invests in one-stop financings, first lien, second lien, mezzanine debt and equity co-investments.  FSC's investment objective is to maximize its portfolio's total return by generating current income from its debt investments and capital appreciation from its equity investments.  The company has elected to be regulated as a business development company and is externally managed by Fifth Street Management LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser and leading alternative asset manager with $5 billion in assets under management.





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